Sentence examples for measures as mean from inspiring English sources

Image quality can be measured by standard measures as mean squared error or SNR.

For dichotomous/ordinal measures, these are presented as counts and percentages and for continuous measures, as mean ± SD.

Summary statistics were computed for continuous measures as mean ± SD as well as median [interquartile range (IQR)], and for categorical variables as frequency and proportion.

We will obtain descriptive statistics for the outcome measures, baseline characteristics and clinical measures as mean (standard deviation) or numbers (percentages), with 95% confidence intervals at each assessment for all the patients and for each group.

Summary statistics were determined for key demographic and outcome measures; for dichotomous/ordinal measures these are presented as counts and percentages and for continuous measures as mean ± standard deviation.

Second, using the individual component measures as mean-centred continuous variables, we examined whether each of the 12 components of urbanisation was separately associated with diabetes.

The value of traits is measured as mean ± s.

Then, the LBR was measured as mean counts in the lesion ROI divided by mean counts in the background ROI.

Habitat amount was measured as the proportions of suitable forest habitats and open unsuitable areas, mean patch isolation and nesting patch size whereas habitat configuration was measured as mean patch density, size and shape and edge density.

The derived richness greenness relationships were mainly unimodal or positively increasing but varied between different plant families, and depended also on whether greenness was measured as mean or maximum greenness.

The expansion of fast-growing wood plantations (i.e. rotations less than 40 years) in many parts of the world represents a challenge in terms of improved growth (measured as mean annual increment (MAI)) (Table 4) and increased supply.