Sentence examples for base means from inspiring English sources

"They are aware how much the fan base means to these characters and the films.

'Our diminished capital base means that we have to adapt,' he says.

Seagram's foreign base means that it cannot own an American broadcast network.

Its transparent base means that chips resulting from Sellotape gaffs and nutmeg grating disasters are barely visible.

At the Politico event, Mr. Cantor was asked if broadening the base means tax increases for the poor.

A broader tax base means increased revenues, better governance, more accountability and fair economic competition — to the benefit of everyone.

And the proximity of what was then Homestead Air Force Base meant that complaints about racecar noise would be negligible.

They claimed that Sky's existing subscriber base meant it could always outbid potential competitors in the market for premium content rights despite regulatory pressure.

Despite manoeuvres to extricate themselves, several men are injured, and blunders back at base mean rescue attempts cause even more havoc.

'Fold Change' column contains the fold change for each gene calculated according to the following rules: 1) if post Mean > base Mean, then Fold Change = post Mean – base Mean; 2) if base Mean > post Mean, then Fold Change = base Mean – post Mean.

The DESeq package was used to obtain the "base mean" value for identifying DEGs.