Sentence examples for measures and mean from inspiring English sources
Additionally, to test for a relationship between age-related changes in functional network properties and neuroanatomical characteristics, we examined the relationship between whole-cortex network measures and mean cortical thickness.
Data are expressed as count for categorical measures and mean ± SD for continuous measures.
Mean ± SD are used to describe anthropometric measures and mean percent time in MVPA and percent time spent sedentary.
The types of measures reported, proportion of studies reporting ≥2 measures and mean (±SD) number of measures per study were determined for all studies and compared between subgroups.
Figure 1 illustrates the relationship between quartiles of cumulative lead measures and mean Alu and LINE-1 methylation levels in cord samples after controlling for maternal age, education, smoking during pregnancy, and child sex.
Importantly, however, GSK-3 inhibition alone in the adult KI heart had no effect in the absence of adrenergic stimulation; specifically, normalized HW measures and mean LV dimensions in this group were comparable to KI hearts subjected to ISO, or control without BIO, co-administration.
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Citizens are those who know that their well-being is literally in their own hands, who look frugally at what they purchase and are willing to trust their own measures and means for everything else.
This included contingency tables and the Pearson chi-square test for categorical measures, and means, standard deviations, and the two-sample t-test for continuous measures.
Before the start of the clamp study, blood pressure was measured, and mean arterial pressure was calculated by 1/3 × (systolic blood pressure) + 2/3 × (diastolic blood pressure).
