Sentence examples for pooling of means from inspiring English sources

Thirty-eight studies using LSF and HP fixation in high-grade acute ACJ injury were included for pooling of means and 95% confidence intervals (CI) (Table 2).

The SISRA platform was built around a few intangible principles, established by the steering committee, among which the following should be retained: - Pooling of means and tools: as much as possible, tools should be reusable.

Pooling of the mean proportion showed that 44.8% of patients in intervention group and 34.3% of patients in control group had treatment responses.

The wider pool of users means more cost-conscious shoppers are coming online, and it also means significantly more competition to pick up those buyers, hence lower prices.

Recruiting from the same pools of talent means the public sector is stagnating, putting the future of effective service delivery at risk.

Instead, the shared pool of cars means drastically more efficient usage across the entire organization.

Mr. Lynch said a smaller pool of recruits meant that the city might be forced to lower its standards for hiring officers.

Proliferation data from each experimental group was obtained by pooling the means of the triplicate for each animal and is presented as mean ± SD.

When pooling the means of selection lines from the two treatments, we obtained statistically significant overall correlations between latency time and reproductive or infectious parasite loads, with relatively large effect sizes (note that we did not correct p-values for multiple testing [ 30]).

One-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) revealed no significant differences of means between pools from the same line.

Analysis of linear regression was used to test congruence of pools vs. mean of individually analysed serum samples, mean Se status vs. flock size and mean Se status vs. range.