Sentence examples for mean unit price from inspiring English sources

However, there is not a continuous increase in mean unit price from the lowest to the highest quintile.

Twelve patients (3.18%) reported drinking it in the week, ranging from 0.56 l to 10.5 l per individual (mean 3 l/drinker/week), at a mean unit price of £0.51.

The mean price paid per unit was £0.43 (lowest £0.09/unit) (£1 = 1.6 US$ or 1.2€), which is below the mean unit price, £0.71 paid in Scotland in 2008.

The mean unit price paid at purchase in Scotland in 2008 for all sales of alcohol was £0.71, according to sales data (till receipts) collected by The Nielsen Company and published by Health Scotland [ 13].

A one-way analysis of variance performed on the group consuming 200 units or more per week did not show a statistically significant difference in the mean unit price between the quintiles (P = 0.55).

Although the lowest overall unit price of £0.09/unit was purchased by a resident of the highest quintile, patients from quintile 1 paid the lowest mean unit price (mean £0.30), consumed the largest amounts purchased from off-sales (mean 224.3 units/week) and spent the most (mean £82.36/week), the mean expenditure per week for all patients being £75.57.

12 The three independent estimates of the cost of a smear test were, respectively, £24.30, £26.80, and £36.90 at 2004 prices, yielding a mean unit cost of £29.30€34.5.5, $48.5 at current conversion rates).

Gateway's new policy, under the Securities and Exchange Commission's fair disclosure regulation, or F.D., means that it will no longer report average unit prices on the computers it sells, or the number of units sold in a quarter.

The first conditions mean that the unit price of the good is equal to the sum of marginal contributions of attributes to his/her happiness through his/her functionings.

In the United States, experts say consumers are scaling down on quality and scaling up on quantity if it means a better unit price.

With decreasing unit price, a patient's mean unit consumption increases (Fig. 1; r = −0.280, P < 0.01), especially with respect to off-sales (r = −0.34, P < 0.01).