Spanish term
en media ± desviación estándar
I am still translating a study on the performance of two different dressings in the treatment of heel pressure ulcers and have reached the section on results.
Resultados
Los valores observados tras repetir el experimento cien veces presentan una distribución normal, por lo que se presentan en media ± desviación estándar y en valores de cuartiles.
En la tabla 1 se presentan los valores absolutes de fuerza al aplicar cien veces una pesa de 1.004 g encima del apósito, en la tabla 2 se muestran los valores porcentuales de reducción de fuerza en relación con los valores sin apósito.
Thank you for any help here!
5 +12 | as mean ± standard deviation | Dr. Andrew Frankland |
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Proposed translations
as mean ± standard deviation
This is what I had first of all, then I was chopping and changing!! Thank you! |
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