mean height

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mean
adjective
uk /miːn/ us /miːn/
mainly UK
not willing to give or share things, ...
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height
noun[C or U]
uk /haɪt/ us /haɪt/
the distance from the top to the bottom of something, or the quality of ...
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Examples of mean height

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In tangential section, preserved rays in the secondary xylem are relatively low (meanheight: 86.9 m) compared to those of other specimens.
Its meanheight is adjustable and determined to a relative accuracy of 0.1 mm and an absolute accuracy of 1 mm.
The decreased meanheight seen in children with functionally univentricular physiology may result from a disruption in the growth hormone-insulinlike growth factor axis.
This is due to the fall in meanheight of the older age groups.
The mean tree height of the other species survivors was not significantly different from the meanheight of those that died.
Along the chronosequence, trees, shrubs and lianas have similar basal area, density and meanheight values at the two distances from the forest border.
The meanheight of germination in the primary plots of the young and established strangler figs was 11.1 + 1.2 m and 14.4 + 2.6 m respectively.
In the trail plots, the meanheight of the young and established were 9.7 + 0.7 m and 10.6 + 0.8 m respectively.
Furthermore, meanheight of egg clutches was significantly higher than mean vegetation height, and ranged at the height of the mean maximal vegetation height.
The bird plot included 2.2 ha of young secondgrowth where meanheight of canopy and emergent trees was 15.5 and 25.9 m, respectively.
High stress (intercropped) banana had a meanheight of 185 cm, compared to moderate stress (215 cm), low stress (218 cm) and high vigour (mulched) (251 cm) bananas.
Growth was calculated using the meanheight for all plants in each treatment at the beginning and end of the experiment.
The growth regulator reduced the meanheight of the plants, mean number of nodes, mean internode length and the aerial biomass; while it increased harvest index.
Ray cells in this specimen are large (mean width: 33.6 m; meanheight: 38.6 m).
To control for variable duration of seedling observation, only the first 12.5 mo of observation are used in analyses of survival, meanheight and mean leaf number.
Basal area (a), density (b), meanheight (c) and canopy damage by tree size class (d), are shown.
Table 1 shows the plant species, the meanheight of the plants, the number of ticks, and the average questing height of ticks at the 7 localities.
Meanheight and mean basal diameter were 7.1 m and 13.2 cm respectively.
Meanheight of canopy stations was 10 m (range 6 to 15 m).
Ray cells are relatively small (mean width: 20.3 m; meanheight 23.6 m), those at the end of the rays being higher (meanheight: 34.1 m).
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