Sentence examples for omitted means from inspiring English sources
When PLE values for all BSs are 3 for σ v between 0 to 10. 'Truncated RSS are omitted' means that RSS measurement are truncated and measurements below −110 dBm and above −48 dBm are not used in the simulations.
In Figure 3 (and the subsequent figures in the paper), the following legend clarification is necessary to better interpret the results: 'Truncated RSS are omitted' means that RSS measurement are truncated and measurements below −110 dBm and above −48 dBm are not used in the simulations.
Alternative variables: waist-to-hip ratio (mean C = 0.671); body mass index (mean C = 0.670); 12-variable model with variable omitted (mean C = 0.670).
Alternative variables: pulse while standing (beats/60 seconds) (mean C = 0.672); diastolic blood pressure while standing (mm hg) (mean C = 0.671); systolic blood pressure while standing (mean C = 0.671); 12-variable model with variable omitted (mean C = 0.671).
Alternative variables: walking speed (m/sec) (mean C = 0.671); average step length at usual pace (m) (mean C = 0.671); average of right and left hand grip strength (kg) (mean C = 0.668); 12-variable model with variable omitted (mean C = 0.668).
Alternative variables: indicator with value 1 if subject does not wear glasses (mean C = 0.671); Randot test of stereoacuity, 10-level test scored based upon the highest level correct twice (mean C = 0.671); 12-variable model with variable omitted (mean C = 0.671).
One of the sub-sets (the test set) was omitted, and mean pathprints were calculated for each tissue from the remaining samples (the training set).
However, results were better when the reference taxon was included and the additional 40% filter was omitted on mean values for each gene.
Note: * means the difference of outpatient reimbursement rate between 2010 and 2011; ** means omitted group.
In the following, the index "mean" is omitted, since only the mean value of lesion SUV/SUR was considered in the evaluation.
We have omitted the "Sample means" item.
