Sentence examples for blank means from inspiring English sources

Although this filter is not a required field, leaving it blank means that only you will have access to edit/copy/delete--registered colleagues from your DLC/group who will not.

Empty blank means no literature information is found.

The blank means he remains on four goals for the tournament, one behind England striker Harry Kane, who leads the race for the Golden Boot.

The blank means no significant change.

However, we believe that certainly, in the data for the 2008-09 season, a blank means that no report was made by the practice and a zero means a report was made but no cases occurred.

In contrast the dimensional ratings were very similar across all raters (means for those raters making diagnosis of Bipolar Disorder Not Otherwise Specified: M 27.3; D 70.3; P 0; I blank; means for those raters making diagnosis of Recurrent Major Depression: M 23; D 74.7; P 0; I blank).

For example, should minor errors in filling out a registration form -- a box left blank -- mean that a voter isn't registered and therefore the provisional ballot doesn't count?

Sunday's blank meant they failed to score in exactly half of their 38 league games.

The last modification to the SAT is the removal of the guessing penalty (leaving a question blank meant 0 points, but getting it wrong would incur an extra penalty of.25 points).

Cell viability for each sample was calculated using (3) Cell    survival %   = Mean    of    each    group − mean    of    blank mean    of    negative    control − mean    of    blank × 100.

Therefore, univariate LOD represents the basic offset as the blank mean value plus 3 times the univariate (noncorrelated) sensitivity.