Sentence examples for the mean extent from inspiring English sources

For ischemic patients, the mean extent of ischemia was 15.6 % (range 0 37.4 %), and for infarcted patients, the mean extent of infarction was 29.8 % (range 0 64.0 %).

The mean extent of burn was 33.6±24% of the total body surface area.

Main Outcome Measure: Differences between the mean extent of pelvic obliquity and the lateral sacral base angle in subjects with and without chronic LBP.

The ex vivo incorporation of BMSCs into all bone-derived scaffold preparations substantially increased the mean extent and frequency of samples containing de novo bone formation over similar nonseeded controls, as determined by histological and histomorphometrical analysis.

In the sagittal plane, the mean extent of postoperative procurvatum/recurvatum was 2.6° (range 0 8°, SD = 1.82) in the IMN group and 2.2° (range 0 9°, SD = 1.98) in the PTP group; both of these tended towards procurvatum, but there was no statistically significant difference between the groups (p = 0.415).

Within published literature, the mean extent of torsional correction ranged from 11° to 25° for the femur and from 11° to 36° for the tibia (Dickschas et al. 2015; Dickschas et al. 2017; Drexler et al. 2014; Stevens et al. 2014).

The strongest downward trend in mean extent as shown by the deterministic trend guide parameters {Γ0p,Γ1p} is actually in the first sub-period (1979-1990).

The strongest downward trends in mean extent, as represented by the guide parameters Γ0p and Γ1p, are for 1979-90 and for the partially observed third period (2003-14), with estimates based on observations for 2003-09.

(3) 92% of the maximum extent of greenspaces are within the 30 180 m limit, and the mean UCI extent and intensity are 104 m and 1.78 °C.

HRCT findings showed that the mean global extent of emphysema was 15.7% (range: 5%-56%) and the mean global extent of interstitial lung disease was 42.2% (range: 6%-80%).

At gross pathology, the mean longitudinal extent of the surgically-induced longitudinal lesions was 9.8 ± 2.2 mm (mean ± SD), while their mean depth was 11.1 ± 2.3 mm.