Sentence examples for be a regression to from inspiring English sources
There will be a regression to the mean.
One explanation for the lack of effect at the other bus stop could be a regression to the mean effect, i.e., that the speed was low already before starting (see Nymö bus stop).
But for those of us who've worked to make being transgender far more than the act of gender transition, this may very well be a regression to an age we had hoped was behind us.
This could be a "regression to the mean", the researchers suggested, because people in a new relationship are likely to show more daily reactivity: "On the day they had sex, negative affect is probably lower and the change to the next day is greater".
For females, there appeared to be a regression to the mean effect (i.e., regardless of baseline function, over time, all females demonstrated a trend toward the average), with the high SPPB group declining over time and the low and average SPPB groups improving over time.
That so many prescriptions are being given is a regression to older times when women who had PMS were considered hysterical and treated as psych patients.
He replied that electronic music was primarily concerned with sound, whereas he was interested in writing; and in this context electronics, far from being an advance, was a regression to the stage of hieroglyphics).
South Africa's minister of environmental affairs, Marthinus van Schalkwyk, issued a blistering critique of Tuesday's communiqué, calling it a concession to "the lowest common denominator" and expressing concern that it "may, in effect, be a regression from what is required to make meaningful change".
Hitler's Monsters: A Supernatural History of the Third Reich by Eric Kurlander will be published on July 18 by Yale University Press.
