Sentence examples for mean weighting from inspiring English sources

These findings suggest that research (using classical test score and item response theory) investigating approaches to deriving an overall latent score for the CRU scale (e.g., sum, mean, weighting) is needed.

The 0.3 represented a mean weighting factor derived from the equilibrating time course of NaHCO3 throughout blood and the extravascular spaces [122, 123].

For the combined orbit determination of heterogeneous observational data, through the introduction of the weighting factor by which the model structure is characterized the accuracies of the combined orbit determination of the near-earth satellite and geostationary satellite are both improved to a certain extent in comparison with the mean weighting mode.

The Index of Weighting (IoW) indicates the mean weighting of the MiL areas (range, 20 100, with higher scores reflecting higher weights).

Similarly, (6, 8) means weighting factor is 0.5 and compression ratio is 100 4.

Eels from the Sieg were relatively small (mean length 47 cm, mean weight 203 g).

Strange as it may sound, having a full, even unpleasantly full stomach doesn't have to mean weight gain.

Maximum mean weight loss for a group was <4%.

Six weeks later they all had tumours (mean weight 1.3 g) but these were much smaller than those in the 5 controls (mean weight 9.3 g).

Weight: whole-group mean weight-SDS was higher from EoT to 3 YO.

Mean weight change was 2.0 ± 1.2 kg.