Sentence examples for means resulting from from inspiring English sources

Table 1 shows the least-square means resulting from the ANOVA analysis of the threshold cycles (Ct) of each gene for each of the three sampling times in both the RES and SUS animals.

We described absolute changes in practice means resulting from adjustment by showing the distribution of the changes in means, and by calculating the proportion of variance in adjusted practice-level means attributable to case-mix adjustment, p =(1−r ) where r is the Pearson's correlation coefficient between adjusted and unadjusted practice-level means.

Figure 1 shows average literacy scores by detailed education categories for all PIAAC countries (basically, conditional means) resulting from Model 1.

(w) means results from 10% noises on the data.

The philosophy of Plato (c. 428 348 or 347 bc) by no means resulted from connections with a mystery cult.

Examples are the geometric mean resulting from a logarithmic transformation and the root-mean-squared (r.m.s).

The phenomenon of regression to the mean, resulting from oscillation of values around their long-term trajectory, may be viewed as an argument for frequent monitoring.

The estimated marginal mean resulting from the general linear model is hereinafter termed the 'audience effect strength'.

We show that simultaneous depletion of gon-2, gtl-1 and kqt-3 results in suppression of the increased mean resulting from kqt-3 depletion.

Rewriting the empirical mean resulting from the MCMC: indicates that the optimization in the M-step is done separately for p and for the variance components.

Thus, the increase in the amount of noise or variation around this mean resulting from this decreased sample size could serve to reduce our ability to resolve II vs. IR effects.