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Opening the article would have allowed you to see that the average was 30.7 ng/mL, it's in the very first bullet point!
by iLoveOncall 10mo ago
Opening the article would have allowed you to see that the average was 30.7 ng/mL, it's in the very first bullet point!
- tokai 10mo agoIf you calmed down and stopped snapping at everyone, you might understand that I'm writing about how the law and a lack of studies could make some people more willing to drive high. You are substantially diminishing the quality of the discussion here.
- adgjlsfhk1 10mo agousing a mean rather than median is fairly odd here. a mean is pretty much worthless without knowing distribution shape.
- dragonwriter 10mo agoThe average (presumably arithmetic mean, though it could technically be any of a wide variety of measures) is not particulatly interesting, the median specifically would be more interesting, as a single figure.
- iLoveOncall 10mo agoI partially agree, but it is still relevant, because there is a relatively low upper bound to the values possible after which someone would literally be unable to even walk to their car to start driving. When the average is SO high above the legal limit, and with this constraint that there is an upper bound, it's absolutely relevant.