Sentence examples for In both means from inspiring English sources

Comic, grotesque, mordantly apt in both means and method, it was also a complete one-off.

Model estimation results show that a wide range of variables influence the most severely injured occupant, and that the number-of-occupants parameter and the intersection-location indicator parameter are random with significant heterogeneity in both means and variances.

The Central Bank has raised interest rates four times since March, and intervened in the currency market, but all to no avail: the real has lost almost a quarter of its value so far this year.Since much of Brazil's public debt is pegged either to interest rates or to the dollar, the rise in both means its debt burden has increased (see chart).

Clearly, when compared to the more traditional analytical extraction techniques, equilibrium sampling differs in both means and ends.

A comparison of the middle panel of Fig. 1 and the right panel of Fig. 3 shows the major difference to be in the first five or so bins, the general extent of the prologue, in both means and confidence intervals.

This difference was seen for standardized differences in both means (0.56 versus 0.40) and proportions (0.37 versus 0.27).

This latter result contrasts with prior work which found a decline in both mean and median settlement amounts following Morrison.

About 9,000 companies and public bodies will report the difference in both mean and median hourly earnings and bonus payments.

There was a significant distinction in both mean values and variability between the nearshore (< 30 m depth) and offshore waters.

The following chart shows growth in both mean and median round sizes.

Work in [22] showed the superiority of ME to GC in both mean results and operational limit predictions.