Sentence examples for screening the mean from inspiring English sources

Based on the time of diagnosis of the 42 type I cases who had entered the window before the initial screening, and 10 type II cases who entered the window after screening, the mean duration of this serologic window was estimated to be 37±28 months.

At the initial screening, the mean ± SD age was 10.9 ± 4.0 years (range 4 18).

At the initial screening, the mean (SD) age was 25.1 (4.0) years (range, 18 38 years).

At the most recent screening, the mean age was 41.3 (5.1) years (range, 26 50 years).

At screening, the mean ± SD summed WOMAC pain score was 299.5 ± 69.4 and the median (range) was 292 (171 to 445).

In particular, the decision aid increased participants' numerical understanding of their baseline risk of bowel cancer and the absolute reduction in deaths attributable to screening: the mean scores (maximum score 8) were 2.93 for the decision aid groups and 0.58 for the control group, an increase of 2.36 (P<0.001; table 3).

The detection rate of cancers at screening is dependent on whether this is a first or subsequent screen, the incidence rate of disease in the population screened, the mean sojourn time (the average time spent in the presymptomatic, screen-detectable phase) and the sensitivity of the screening test (Weedon-Faekjer et al, 2010).

When juxtaposed with results from screening at the mean, fewer significant findings at the upper tail could be misinterpreted as a relative absence of the upper-tail disparity.

Without the LAF screen, the mean value in the wound area was 970,533 particles/m3; upon adding the LAF screen, this mean was reduced to 17,361 Particles/m3 (P = 0.003).

For each cluster, a "screen signature" was calculated by determining for each screen the mean Z-score of the dsRNAs in the cluster.

There are other types of disparity that we were unable to capture by screening at the means.