Meanings of regression to the mean in English

The regression to the mean effect at individual sites was estimated.

Now, part of the team's failures has to do with regression to the mean.

The precision of the IWQOL-Lite was evaluated using standard error of measurement corrected for regression to the mean.

The greatest reason to believe the Bucs may be better is simply that we can expect some regression to the mean.

These trends were noted in the DST assessment done following the third ECT treatment, suggesting an effect of regression to the mean.

Methodological issues, such as measurement error and regression to the mean, have made it difficult to document whether kidney function might improve in some patients.

Mixed model analysis of variance was used to quantify the effects of real versus placebo device treatment, usage, their interaction and regression to the mean.

The regression to the mean of improvement in eGFR at 1 year in the RD group was estimated at 5.8±7.1%.

These new races, if not constantly superintended, will rapidly revert towards parental characters by regression to the mean (1909a, volume 1, pp.

' Regression to the mean' might well be the true explanation for their return to health.

(Oh, and regression to the mean.)

' Regression to the mean' is basically another phrase for the phenomenon whereby, as alternative therapists like to say, all things have a natural cycle.