mean intensity

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mean
adjective
uk
/miːn/
us
/miːn/
mainly UK
not willing to give or share things, ...
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intensity
noun
uk
/ɪnˈten.sə.ti/
us
/ɪnˈten.sə.t̬i/
the quality of being felt strongly or having a very ...
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(Definition ofmeanandintensityfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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The prevalence andmeanintensityquantified as the number of eggs and oocysts per gram of faeces were taken as a measure of parasite burdens.
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This represented a parasite prevalence of 45.8% with ameanintensityof 3.54 parasites per host.
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Finally, we smooth the lateral-inhibition extent as a function ofmeanintensitywith a spline.
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Themeanintensitydid not change significantly between seasons.
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Themeanintensityof infection was above 4.0 worms per fish.
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Themeanintensityand intensity values for metacercariae, therefore, are related to the superficially observed metacercarial cysts in the skin, fins, gills and internal organs.
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For all parameters, the lateral-inhibition extent falls with themeanintensitybetween two plateaus at low and high intensities.
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Themeanintensityof infection was 4.7 worms per fish (range 1 -29).
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The prevalence andmeanintensityof infection in each species of geckoes are also presented.
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Increases in the partridge population abundance index and the prevalence andmeanintensityof infection were associated with increases in helminth community nestedness.
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This was done by subtracting themeanintensityin decibels of the utterance from themeanintensityof the constriction period.
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For all parameters, 2 3 lateral-inhibition extent falls with themeanintensity.
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In this case prevalence andmeanintensityvalues were provided.
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Ranking roosting structures by durability and protection, we sought correlations among bat species in prevalence,meanintensityand number of associated fly species.
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As in the other theories, we smoothed the lateral-inhibition extent as a function ofmeanintensitywith a spline.
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Despite low genetic differentiation among infrapopulations and a highmeanintensityof parasite infection, genetic drift may exert an important effect on the population.
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The prevalence of infection was 21.5% with themeanintensityof 4.8 and maximum intensity of 52.
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The partridge population abundance index was directly correlated with the prevalence andmeanintensity of infection but not with component community species richness.
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