Sentence examples for added means for from inspiring English sources

This chiroptical switching behavior is greatly influenced by the choice of solvent, providing an added means for tuning the binary outputs afforded by these structurally well-defined materials.

The latter option is similar to the power scheme used in high power impulse magnetron sputtering (HiPIMS), which is known to generate a high degree of ionization of the sputtered material, and thus providing new and added means for the synthesis of tailor-made thin films.

The Web service interface also provides Single Sign-On (see Figure 4) and Single Sign-Off, but goes further by adding means for role and external credential retrieval.

This price drop, he added, means that "historically, for some tech stocks, valuations are not that high".

We analysed annual trends in counts rather than rates because the expansion of the HCV diagnosis database since its inception – with increasing proportions of persons at earlier stages of disease progression being identified and added – means that rates calculated for recent years would reflect more outcome-free person-years of follow-up than rates for earlier years.

Delaying saving for retirement, she added, means that "it's going to take a lot longer to reach your destination".

The English word yacht and the equivalent word in many European languages comes from the Dutch use in the 16th and 17th centuries of the word jaght, later jacht, which, with the word schip added, meant "ship for chasing".

At the second round, when information on the patients' age was added, mean kappa-values for inter-observer agreement on classification and treatment increased slightly.

This, he added, meant that it was important for China to raise labor productivity.

d Positive value of additive effect (Add) means the increased effect for the QTL was caused by the E. pilosa (30-5) allele e See the legend of Table 1, designations of each experiment A test for potential interactions between significant QTL marker loci for all traits identified a relatively small number of epistatic interactions between loci.

Gay Guerrilla, he adds, "means someone sacrificing his life for a point of view … [I hope] I might be one, if called upon".