Sentence examples for In this mean from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'in this mean' is not correct English, however, the phrase 'in this way' is correct and something you would commonly see in written English. Example: In this way, we can ensure that our employees get the training they need to succeed.
In this mean spectrum and in each individual sample spectrum, signals from three distinct domains of T2 were readily identified, as previously found [5]: 50 µs<T2<150 µs, defined as pool A, due primarily to collagen methylene protons; 150 µs<T2<1 ms, pool B, due primarily to collagen-bound water protons; and 1 ms<T2<1 s, pool C, due to water protons in pores in lipid protons.
In this mean difference, S 1 is a value from an individual patient whereas the corresponding value of S 2 is a mean value which is further denoted as S 2 ¯.
But, still on the subject of Dawn... Dan Mendelsohn, in this mean but compelling review of the series three years ago, wrote: "Although much has been made of the show's treatment of race, the 'treatment' is usually little more than a lazy allusion – race never really makes anything happen in the show".
If you worship God, power, and the almighty dollar, a place will always be made for you in this mean old world.
The intensities of the voxels in this mean image for each word were then normalized (mean = 0, SD = 1).
A trend toward thinning in this mean AD cortical signature measure was present in the amyloid-positive OC group compared with the amyloid-negative OC group (P = 0.09).
Luckily, in this mean-kids parable, Little Sweet Potato finds a more accepting patch of flora to plant himself in.
Chris Pine once starred in This Means War, in which he battled Tom Hardy for the hand of Reese Witherspoon.
A lower mean in this subscale means less stress.
But what in turn does this mean?
In Macau, this means gaming.
