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Overall, the fact that Adapt-N was able to decrease N inputs even after such a wet spring without significant yield loss in these 6 trials (-1 bu/ac on average) indicates that Adapt-N accounted for losses successfully, and can inform much more significant N input reductions in Iowa during more normal or dry years, as demonstrated by our 2011 and 2012 trials, when growers plan on sidedressing.

Oppositely, a negative value of the LE (two nearby trajectories converge on average) indicates insensitivity of the model to perturbations.

One example of the reduction of synovitis by GSUS and PDUS in the wrist and finger joint after 3 months is given in figure 3. The mean DAS28 score declined from 5.0 to 2.9, (−42%) which on average indicates a change from moderate to low disease activity (p<0.001).

At the month-long San Francisco pop-up, a Glossier product was reportedly sold every 20 seconds on average, indicating the brand has plenty of runway for continued growth.

The model solution time for these optimizations was 12 s on average, indicating the model's robustness.

The discrimination power of D value was.40 on average, indicating the quality of items was considered good (Ebel and Frisbie 1986).

In the average observation period of 78.7 ± 31.4 months, the post-extraction loss of marginal bone was found to be 1.21 ± 0.13 mm on average, indicating that a stable state was maintained.

In contrast, an alarming number of 33.8 % patients participating in our study suffered from MOH with a MIDAS-score of 52 points on average, indicating more severely affected patients.

We note that cluster sizes are small on average, indicating that there are many small, isolated campaigns and only a few dozens of messages belong to the same campaign.

By 2006, this share has increased to about 80percentt, on average, indicating that newly arrived immigrants fared quite well in terms of employment both at arrival and thereafter during this period.

In the PwC survey, employees, on average, indicate they're willing to spend up to two days per month on training to upgrade their digital skills, if offered by their employer a median response of 15 hours each month, the PwC survey finds.