Sentence examples for fix means from inspiring English sources

Yet a comprehensive fix means two teams with weak batting averages must hit a series of 100 mile-per-hour fastballs.

The death of this Obamacare repeal — and the potential rebirth of an Obamacare fix — means that the fall congressional agenda could now be highlighted by the affirmation of two major Obama-era policies rather than their repeal.

And it's dishonest to claim that failure to pass the "fix" means people won't get health care.

Then, for fixed means m 1 and m 2, Λ m 1 m 2 defines a map from the set of means into itself.

12 Heckman and Pinto (2014) explain the notion of ceteris paribus and define what fixing means in Economics and how it differs from conditioning in Statistics.

Approximate confidence intervals and regions for power based on an estimated covariance matrix and fixed means are described.

Holding w ¯ fixed means that Ω ^ = w ^ w ¯, which is independent of population size (compare with Equation 14, in which w ¯ is not fixed).

More generally, Taylor and Muller [ 16] demonstrated how to construct exact power confidence intervals for the general linear univariate model for a data-estimated variance and fixed means.

The random elements imply random power values, as with estimated covariance and fixed means,, for Σ ^ ∗ = E ^ ′ E ^ / ν est, the unbiased restricted maximum likelihood (REML) estimator.

Deviations in observed SCL-90 scales in male and female respondents from the corresponding, assumedly fixed, means of the Dutch normal reference population (16) were also analysed using linear mixed modelling with time period (T1 T4) as an explanatory factor.

We use analytic and simulation results to demonstrate that the techniques allow computing approximate confidence intervals and regions for power with good accuracy for the UNIREP tests, based on an estimated covariance matrix and fixed means.