Sentence examples for expected means from inspiring English sources

Thinking in more detail about your projected life expectancy and realizing that it's longer than you expected means that you should hold onto what would be considered riskier assets at that age longer, Fisher says.

All but four tissue types in the EST-SAGE dataset showed that the observed mean degree centralities for house-keeping nodes were significantly greater than the expected means (note that the observed means were all greater than the expected means for all tissue types).

The estimate, which analysts expected, means the German economy has stagnated for five consecutive quarters.

The winnowing, which was widely expected, means that Vivendi Universal is essentially left with a choice between the two competitors.

The deal, which had been widely expected, means the end of independence for Fleming, one of the last privately held investment banks based in Britain.

Astronomers already have good estimates of Pluto's mass, and so the larger volume than expected means that Pluto must be less dense than we thought and probably contains more ice beneath the surface.

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These figures, worse than expected, mean the country's credit rating is under threat.

Deviations from the expected mean are classified in distinct categories.

As expected, mean root diameter increased with increasing root order (Fig. 2b).

As expected, mean and median expenditures on child related goods increase with the number of children.