Sentence examples for more the mean from inspiring English sources

The larger the sampling errors of a study and thus the smaller its sample size, the more the mean value across all reliability coefficients is a true estimate of the reliability of the particular study.

This undershoot tendency increases with increasing launch site distance: The further away the launch site (i.e., the more negative the launch site distance for inter-word saccades), the more the mean of the Gaussian landing position distribution is shifted to the left (Fig. 1).

For persons who had made 30 visits or more, the mean number of dentists seen was 9.4.

The more the mean person measure differs from zero, the more the set of items is mistargeted to the person ability.

Because the data set only contained patients aged 40 years or more, the mean ages in our cohorts of those cancers that also affect younger people are artefactually high.

Michaux spent his life on a quest for consciousness, self-knowledge and a modicum of inner peace in which art was more the means than the end.

And yet what starts out as a middle-aged fantasy eventually blossoms into something more, the means by which its hero comes to terms with his predicament.

CHELLE ROSE "Ghost of Browder Holler" (Lil' Damsel) "I don't know who I trouble more / The mean old Devil or the good old Lord," Chelle Rose sings on her second album, "Ghost of Browder Holler," and she's bragging more than worrying.

On average, vice-chancellors were paid 6.4 times more than the mean staff salary.

We could be shown more of the mean tricks Cinderella plays on the step-sisters.

More precisely, the mean value theorem establishes this connection rigorously.