Sentence examples for preference mean from inspiring English sources

Regression analyses were more powerful in segregating offender status than sexual preference (mean classification accuracy: 76% versus 68%).

After the introduction of the second scenario, the preference mean scores differed significantly between the four conditions, F 3, 211) = 5.962, p < .01).01

Our data indicate that sexually experienced males show a reproducible female smell preference (mean female sniffing (mean F) = 71.56% ± 2.59%, mean male sniffing (mean M) = 28.44% ± 2.59%, p < 0.001).

In contrast to wild type, CRF2-R mice showed a significant place preference (mean difference: +235±68 sec; 95% CI 46 to 425), not aversion (n = 5 7, P<0.05, paired t-tests).

(5) GAP PREFERENCE means orders of preferred penetrable gaps for cell movement.

Local preference meant that all seven wild card pairs in 2013 included at least one Australian (though prominent foreign pairs have been awarded in years past).

Ophelia – on which he almost single-handedly constructs a Dixieland-jazz wall of sound – is perhaps the greater testament to his musicality and versatility, but personal preference means Chest Fever sneaks on to this list ahead of it.

And the alternative vote election system – whereby members and affiliated members rank the candidates in order of preference – means he will pick up Mr Corbyn's second-preference votes if he finishes in last place, as is expected.

However, IDC cautioned that "the volatility of consumers' brand preference" means the rankings will be subject to rapid change and evolution.

Incorrect version (p. 6 in PDF): There were consequently no significant differences in the preference means at the first scenario round, F 3212) = .788, p = .502.502

It should read: There were consequently no significant differences in the preference means at the first scenario round, F 3, 212) = .788, p = .502.502