Sentence examples for means were larger from inspiring English sources

However, the differences in the mode means were larger for vocabulary (0.23) and fluency (0.19) than for grammar (0.05).

Of the twenty strains, two (C57BL/6J and KK/H1J) showed 95% confidence intervals on d' entirely above zero (male means were larger than female means) and one (A/J) showed a 95% CI on d' entirely below zero (female means were larger than males).

For parental respect, the differences between means were larger, and were statistically significant; however the differences were not substantial.

In contrast, the prior mean of NQ was 6 for p0=0.999, but the posterior means were larger with values ranging from 14 to 22.

However, almost all differences between baseline and follow-up were statistically insignificant and the standard deviations of the estimated means were large.

The differences between national or ethnic group head circumference means were large enough that using the WHO charts would put many children at risk for misdiagnosis of macrocephaly or microcephaly.

The mean fluency scores in Table 3 indicate that both Groups A and B performed better during Session 2, but the difference in the mode means was larger for Group A (0.33) than for Group B (0.12).

In addition, a strong negative correlation was observed between π and σ a 2. When π was fixed, the deviations from the mean were larger and sharper, as in Figure  2, making it easier to locate QTL.

The permutation test is designed to determine whether the observed difference T ( obs ) between the sample means is large enough to reject the null hypothesis H 0 which states that the two groups have identical probability distribution.

When detecting the difference of two Poisson means, if the Poisson means are large, all the statistical tests mentioned above have very similar power.

In general, a t-test may be either two-sided (also termed two-tailed), stating simply that the means are not equivalent, or one-sided, specifying whether the observed mean is larger or smaller than the hypothesized mean.