Sentence examples for the mean timing from inspiring English sources

This trend was confirmed by statistically comparing the mean timing errors between different pairs of conditions.

Figure 4 plots the average difference between the value of the mean timing error in dynamic trials and the corresponding value in static trials.

Indeed, when we considered only the subset of static trials preceded by another static trial, the mean timing error of the animate sessions was still significantly smaller than the mean timing error of the inanimate sessions (paired t-test, P<0.05).

This was shown by comparing the mean timing error over the first 10 repetitions starting from session onset with the mean timing error over the last 10 repetitions (two-tailed t-test, P>0.31), and by performing a linear regression of timing error as a function of all repetitions (P>0.23).

We therefore assume that salmon populations are locally adapted before climate change, such that the mean timing of each event approximates the optimal timing.

The mean timing of the earliest AED change was shorter in patients with recurrent seizures (1.04 years) compared to those who were seizure-free (1.44 years after surgery; P-value=0.03).

For trace learners, the mean timing-difference is significantly higher for peak timings determined early in the session (solid colored bars) than for those determined in the latter half (bars with black hatch pattern).

The mean timings to peak intensity of this random sample revealed that 'PI only' cells tended to show significantly shorter kinetics than either the 'Annexin first' or the 'similar profiles' cells.

When engaging in FOLC-structured environments, learners and instructors/facilitators not only co-design the digital learning space, but they should also be co-designing the means, timing, methods, and types of assessment that most accurately indicate learner success.

Nevertheless, the spread of node message timings around the mean time is not certain to grow as the number of nodes increases.

Mean timing of the earliest AED change was shorter in patients with recurrent seizures (1.04 years) compared to those seizure-free at last follow-up (1.44 years; P-value 0.03).