Sentence examples for centres mean from inspiring English sources
Mean tidal volume was 6.5 ml.kg-1 IBW, with significant variability between centres (mean individual centre range 5.6-9.0 5.6-9.0 IBW).
This means that some services in and around suburban activity centres mean that many more people will be able to walk less than 2 km.
QOF scores showed wide variation across the centres (mean 49.0, range 10.2 90.1).
This contrasts to the planar square Cu4 arrangement observed in [Cu4Mes4].[ 50] The mean bond length in 6 for Cu C bonds incorporating three coordinate copper(I) centres is 2.062 Å (range 2.050 6)–79(6) Å) and is therefore longer than the Cu C bonds incorporating two coordinate copper(I) centres (mean 2.011 Å; range 1.997 7)–29(6) Å).
However, the generally low levels of delivery of care, the well known burden of chronic disease in this population, the importance of early detection and treatment, and the high rates of attendance by our study population at primary care centres mean that many important opportunities are being missed and there is clearly a need for better delivery of preventive services.
For the different centres, mean (SD) ratio between SUVmax obtained with a conventional OSEM algorithm and those obtained with PSF reconstructions in centres 1 and 3 were 1.57 (0.28) and 1.08 (0.08) before and 1.04 (0.06) and 1.00 (0.06) after application of the EQ technology, respectively.
Having 13 or 14 daily centres meant that different business models could have been tried.
He said the highly technical nature of data centres meant prospective tenants did not consider them until they were built, and "the critical marketing period starts now".
Award: Skilling for Change Winner: Usdaw-Boots UK A large scale restructuring of Boot's national network of distribution centres meant redeployment of staff and job losses.
Dr Muldoon also expressed concern that a lack of formal recognition for schools set up in the centres meant that they did not receive funding for special needs assistants and other services.
The relative isolation of Perm, hundreds of miles from any of the world's major classical music centres, means the musicians who choose to be there are fully invested in the orchestra.
