Sentence examples for brighter mean from inspiring English sources

Importantly, GFP expression in individual cells lacking ATG5 was on average shifted to the right of the plots suggesting brighter mean fluorescence.

"To understand what someone means when he says the pinks need to be brighter, the software must know what pink means and what brighter means".

By chance he meets Scooby Livingston, the aggressive, inarticulate 17-year-old son of a middle-class Jewish family with an overbearing father (John Goodman), an acquiescent mother (Julie Hagerty) and two brothers, one an extrovert football star, the other a bright, mean-minded pre-teen, forever seeking attention and approval.

BETTER jobs and brighter lights mean that, for years, thousands have headed southwards from Scotland and northern England.

The timing must also be precise: "The high background rate from the overwhelmingly bright moon means you have to gate the detector for periods as short as about 100 nanoseconds".

Images obtained from metastatic sites appear brighter (higher mean image intensity) than images obtained from normal lymphoid tissue.

A slide show of Hollywood's brightest stars (and by "bright," we mean Ivy League grads).

She took the word "bright" to mean he did not view her as an equal.

These bright prospects mean the era of dependency on aid is over, he continued.

The beer lights in the Sad Dog now glowed all the brighter, which meant that darkness had come.

In Figure 2a, brighter color means larger magnitude.