Sentence examples for trial mean from inspiring English sources

But lawyers for Thicke and Williams argue that errors in the original trial mean the case should be heard again.

What's more, the rules of this trial mean I can have another round of chemo in the meantime.

The scope of Wiggins's ambition is illustrated further by him now accepting that the twin peaks of the Tour and the Olympic time trial mean he will almost certainly be forced to relinquish another medal opportunity in the team pursuit – the blue riband event of the track.

The strength in the data collection procedures for the PAFIX trial mean that it is unlikely that injuries were unreported.

The phenotypic observations were analyzed using PB Tools to estimate the trial mean, range, SD, CV, broad-sense heritability (H2) and genetic advance (GA).

Combining g with the vector of cognitive responses and the set of principal components for the individual yields a trial mean vector.

Figure 5 Bivariate-distribution of individual-tree breeding value estimates (% departure from trial mean) for HWRN and DTR for the two Dothistroma series trials.

Continued mortality at both Dargle and Kwambonambi resulted in a trial mean of 718 and 704 stems ha−1 immediately prior to the first thinning.

Figure 4 Bivariate distribution of individual-tree breeding value estimates (% departure from trial mean) for DBH and DEN for the two Dothistroma series trials.

Relative to the trial mean, seed and straw yield under barley monoculture slumped in 1997 1998 and did not recover since then.

Study design: Seventy-three children with dyspeptic symptoms were included in the trial (mean age 10.8 years; range, 3.3 to 15.4).