Sentence examples for considered a mean from inspiring English sources
We considered a mean rating of >5 to indicate general satisfaction with and acceptability of an item.
We considered a mean difference in tacrolimus concentrations of >20% to invalidate the use of the generic tacrolimus preparation.
The matriculation of physical activities in medical students' life may be considered a mean for possessing an improvement in their environment.
We considered a mean oxycodone dose of 20.25 mg (SD 10 mg) on day 14 in the control group, based on data from 270 patients with advanced PAOD treated by our Acute Pain Service in the period 2012 2014.
Given the previous literature on the effects of CBT for panic disorder we considered a mean standardized difference at or below d = 0.20 as the criteria for equivalence for the main outcome measure PDSS.
Contrary to HMO, PSN is considered a mean to avoid "middleman" costs because Medicaid pays healthcare providers directly while PSN uses various managed care techniques to control utilization and cost of health care [ 6].
Meditating on and uttering the sacred syllable were considered a means of inducing a mystical union with the divine essence.
In Marxist states, however, literature has usually been considered a means to social ends and, therefore, criticism has been cast in forthrightly partisan terms.
As Lizabeth Cohen explains in her book "A Consumers Republicc" (Knopf, 2003), after World War II consumption was considered a means not only of producing wealth but also of protecting democracy.
The marketing of the intimate moments of dead stars adds a strange new dimension to the surge of voyeuristic entertainment that has swept Hollywood, where sex tapes can be considered a means to stoke or revive careers.
"A single systemic aorta communicating with the left ventricle greatly reduces the risk of shunting and can be considered a means of more efficiently supporting prolonged periods of high activity," the discovery team said in its report.
