Sentence examples for considered means from inspiring English sources

Davidson himself concedes that 'A is better than B, all things considered' entails 'A is better than B' if 'all things considered' means 'all truths, moral and otherwise' (Davidson 1970, p. 40).

Equivalently, if we considered means of the three genotypes at the locus rather than just average effects, would our ability to transform the data at each locus such that heterozygotes were intermediate imply there was no dominance, or only that it was on a particular scale?

"His governing style would be considered mean, indifferent and, I would have to say, racist or prejudiced".

Let me repeat: an app that accurately states politicians' publicly held positions on reproductive rights and sex education is considered "mean-spirited" and "defamatory".

It is angry, aggressive women bent on changing their dysfunctional workplace who are considered mean and ultimately, not promotable.

We considered mean values from both stations.

In this context, the test considered mean (LogR)  =  0 as the null hypothesis.

However, thus far these studies only considered mean firing rates of the simple spikes (SS) [3], [4] or complex spikes (CS) [5], [6].

HbA1c measurements were even higher when all measurements during the whole observation period were considered (mean [95% CI]): 7.67 [7.15; 8.18] vs. 7.07 [7.07; 7.07].

Again, we considered mean differences and correlations.

Two facts are considered: mean accuracy and time cost.