Sentence examples for better mean from inspiring English sources
And what would "better" mean?
"Baseball means a lot to this city, and it better mean a lot to you.
"You'd better mean something enough to live by it," Kunkel told me, echoing both his fictional creation and, as it happens, one of his comrades in another literary enterprise.
So when they say it's for short range urban travel, they better mean short short range.
The control group of radiology residents scored significantly better (mean, 83.7; p = 0.009) than the anesthesia residents (mean, 62.8) and anesthesia attending physicians (mean, 62.5).
It's wireless, which better mean Bluetooth (not some stupid USB connector) and will be available near the end of the year for $59.99.
Interestingly, patients aged between 36 and 60 years (n = 6) responded significantly better (mean pruritus reduction, 66.7±24.2%; median 60%) than elderly patients aged over 65 years (n = 14; mean pruritus reduction, 29.3±29.5%; median 25%; p = 0.012).
Lower (better) mean score on an ADHD symptom scale, as reported by parents and teachers independently (primary outcome).
Better mean A1C levels were noted at the end of the median 5-year follow-up in the intensive control (6.5%) versus the standard control (7.3%) group.
