Sentence examples for weights mean from inspiring English sources

This filter works comparing each near pixel intensity with the central one, where lower pixel weights mean higher intensity differences.

The average body weights (mean ± standard error) are shown in Fig. 1a.

At PND90, the control testes weights (mean ± SD) were 1.66 ± 0.13 g, whereas the same measures in the BBP-exposed group were 1.68 ± 0.12 g.

These weights mean that the conventional weights for making inferences about the overall effect are also used for making inferences about the residual between-study variance.

The greatest weights (mean 4.7, on a scale of 1 to 5) were assigned to the criteria "Budget impact on health plan", "Cost-effectiveness of intervention" and "Completeness and consistency of reporting evidence", followed by "Improvement of efficacy/effectiveness" and "Relevance and validity of evidence" (mean 4.4).

Each table includes the optimal weights, mean errors and standard deviations for the relevant error measures, and the MSE and MAE for the optimal convex estimator.

Patients' concentrations of weight mean they sometimes cannot balance and fall.

Depending on the new values of weight, mean and standard deviation, the solution matrix table is continuously updated.

Body weight, mean daily food intake, hematological values, serum biochemical values and tissue pathologic changes of rats were investigated.

No significant difference was found in body weight, mean daily food consumption, and locomotor activity.

Stunting resistance was measured as "performance height" (mean heightinoculated/mean heightcontrol × 100) and "performance fresh weight" (mean FWinoculated/mean FWcontrol × 100).