Sentence examples for a means at the from inspiring English sources

Whereas tests are a means at the service of promoting meritocracy in most Western nations, tests project negative connotations in the Middle East (Gebril 2016).

Was care to the donor viewed as the finality of care, as opposed to a means, at the initial phase of his or her management?

2) Was care to the donor viewed as the finality of care, as opposed to a means, at the initial phase of his or her management?

Preventing the group from carving out a caliphate means, at the very least, ensuring that neither of these two countries affords it a haven (see article).

ML: And you're a writer/director, which means at the moment half of you is on strike.

It's a beta version, which means at the moment we can't embed the newslist properly, which is why there is a link at the top.

Better diagnosis means, at the least, a better idea of how a disease will progress.

"Fifa has an executive president and that means at the end he is responsible.

The visit means, at the least, a feast of home cooking, said Mr. Kienle, of Wappingers Falls.

In the group of patients who had never been treated, data from 10 patients with baseline CD4 counts between the same ranges were considered, with a mean at the first visit of 402 cells/mm3 (193–660).

These peaks were not continuous and did not have a mean at the expected gametophyte 1n level (50,000), which could represent numerous poorly-resolved haploid peaks (see also the Additional file 2).