Sentence examples for chamber mean from inspiring English sources

So what will the reshaped chamber mean?

As verified by a p-value of 0.56, there was no significant difference in cell viability at the dose tested within a single chamber, demonstrating that smoke/cell monolayer interactions were equal across all inserts within a chamber (mean viability 46 ± 9.8%).

The HR values, higher than previously published data for rally drivers during simulated driving in a heat chamber (mean 134 beats·min−1 at 50°C) [ 2], emphasize the need for research in real performance environments.

Stepping into HBO's subscription-only chamber meant being part of a prestige brand: no ads, that gorgeous hissing logo, critical bennies.

Life tenure shields them (as it should) from the slings of popular opinion; a ban on video cameras in the Court chamber means that their faces are unfamiliar to many Americans; protocol encourages them to keep a low profile.

She wonders if the Roden Crater, James Turrell's unfinished, vastly expensive chamber meant to "re-see" the sky, would "offer a radically different experience than one could have, say, attentively camping?" She compares, heretically, the Hole N" the Rock, a 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-footUtahomey a man named Albert carvedansen, to Heinto's own displacement of earock

Pooling technique results differed by 2 8% for CO2 and by 3 4% for N2O when compared to individual chamber means.

Many of these have no external hammer, which means that a round in the chamber means it is cocked.

Increasing partisanship and smaller echo chambers mean people are less likely to encounter ideas that could challenge their settled views.

Moreover, because the important comparisons were those between Paired and Unpaired chambers, mean comparisons of time spent in these chambers were made using repeated measure ANOVA within each group.

Maximum bone ingrowth distances were higher in originally empty bone chambers (mean 3.2 (SD 1.9)) than in all other groups (p ≤ 0.01).