Sentence examples for because of mean from inspiring English sources

Because estimates of those other forces are imprecise, Professor Stambaugh said, uncertainty about market fluctuations increases with the holding period — the opposite of what happens because of mean reversion.

Bullying obviously gets my feathers ruffled, but this week when I was stressed because of mean girl behavior at the elementary school, I had the rug pulled out from under me.

Low densities of cells inside macroimmunoisolation devices can be achieved because of mean oxygen tension resulting from poor vascularization in the vicinity of the implant.

Partly because of means-testing, we know that many pensioners are not getting the benefits they need, suppressing their standard of living.

Some people cannot travel very far because of means, time or health.

Because packs of mean girls (and boys) have nearly limitless energy for taunting adults, and their bravado and hormones can escalate silly conflicts fast.

Median RTs will be used because distributions of mean RTs are often reported as skewed [ 33, 63]; therefore we do not need to set parameters for outlying RTs.

She faces reality offering even to have her stomach stapled for him, "because of what you mean to me".

She faces reality — offering even to have her stomach stapled for him, "because of what you mean to me".

Some classes of events are not included in the comparison because their number of mean occurrences is equal to zero.

Because women of means can afford to hire a driver, the restrictions on mobility most seriously affect the poor.