Sentence examples for mean weight difference from inspiring English sources

A student t-test was employed to assess the mean weight difference between seropositive and seronegative mice.

The seasonal mean weight difference was 1.1 kg (± 3.0 SD) (p=0.001) which indicates that there was a significant change in the weight of the children (Table  1).

Paired t-test for dependent samples was used to check the mean weight difference for children and WHZ-score during the two seasons.

All forty-five teeth in the three experimental groups were included in the extrusion analysis to calculate the mean weight difference for the extruded irrigant.

To achieve an optimal challenge of the beta cell, we chose to give men a larger meal than women because of the mean weight difference (10.8 kg) between men and women participants.

For the sample size calculation, we wished to detect a mean weight difference of 6.9 kg at 12 months between the two groups with two-sided statistical significance of 1%, power at 90% and the correlation coefficient between baseline and follow-up values conservatively set at 0.7.

The Student's t-test was used to determine the statistical significance for genes considered between and within Microarrays slides and the plant mean weight differences (P < 0.05).

Metformin was associated with significant reductions versus placebo in mean weight (treatment difference –4.35 kg; p  = 0.02), BMI (treatment difference −1.26 kg/m; p  = 0.002), waist (treatment difference −2.8 cm; p  = 0.003) and fasting plasma insulin (treatment difference −2.2 µU/L; p  = 0.011).

Previous authors have claimed that an infant mean weight gain difference of approximately 500 g is clinically meaningful from trials on enriched formula feeding in infants.

36 38 39 However, since the intervention for the proposed trial is given to women rather than infants, and since there is the possibility for effect dilution (ie, treating both STH infected and non-infected mothers), a mean weight gain difference of at least 200 g is expected between the two intervention groups.

Selection for large and small body size at 60 days of age resulted in the creation of the LG/J and SM/J strains, respectively, with a mean body weight difference of 24 g at this age (Chai 1956; Chai 1957).