Sentence examples for true mean from inspiring English sources
Conditional on selection of the population, the observed mean is a biased estimate of the true mean.
In real practice, the assumption of knowing the true mean shift in prior cannot be always met.
A statistical analysis of the experimental means for several subsets of experiments indicates that the true mean velocity in the wall region is not significantly different from the true mean velocity in the bulk region.
A general relationship between the mean linear intercept length in polycrystalline materials and the true mean spatial grain size is derived.
Empirically, we demonstrate that the AND/OR sample mean is far closer to the true mean than the OR sample mean.
It's at this point that you start to wonder what words like "real" and "true" mean in a work that is itself a fiction.
Eight replicates at each time point will give 80% power to detect as significant true mean differences of about 1.6 standard deviations between groups.
Long before there was a Bible Belt, this kind of woman was in the Bible — Jezebel was the first true mean girl (Revelation 2 20).
From the standard error analysis, the true mean of the population is precisely quantified.
Substituting the true mean age by its indirect estimate only marginally increases RMSEs.
