Sentence examples for missing surfaces mean from inspiring English sources

Most carious tooth surfaces were filled (mean number of filled surfaces: 12.3; standard deviation: 12.7), followed by non-cavitated decayed surfaces (mean: 9.0; standard deviation: 8.3), crowned surfaces (mean: 5.8; standard deviation: 10.6), cavitated decayed surfaces (mean: 4.3; standard deviation: 7.1), and missing surfaces (mean: 1.6; standard deviation: 4.6).

The mean number of decayed, filled, and missing surfaces was 1.3, 4.0, and 0.5, respectively.

SD = standard deviation; DMFS = decayed, missing and filled surfaces of permanent and deciduous teeth; DS = decayed surfaces; MS = missing surfaces; FS = filled surfaces; GI = gingival index.

Tooth loss was measured at the surface level, and all missing surfaces were so marked.

For missing values mean substitution was used.

A missed form could mean missed money.

Missing anything means zero for that column.

Missing legs means you changed groups.

I miss, I mean you know I'm going to miss my dog.

Missing surfaces are not included.

You will miss it," they mean well.