Sentence examples for further mean from inspiring English sources

Further, mean turbulent kinetic energy field suggested a more homogeneous dissipation, and higher intensities of turbulence were observed in the smaller nozzle simulation.

However, increasing blood pressure further (mean arterial pressure from 65 to 75 and 85 mmHg) may fail to improve microvascular perfusion.

Further, mean and standard deviation (st.dev) of the NDVI value were calculated for the 2 years and between the two areas.

Further, mean productive lifespan was almost 300 days shorter for primiparous twinners (N = 48, 602 ± 493 days) than for nontwinners (N = 2592; 899 ± 581 days; P < 0.01), and 200 days shorter for secundiparous twinners (N = 126, 914 ± 429 days) than for nontwinners undergoing at least two lactations (N = 1936, 1101 ± 522 days; P < 0.01).

Further, mean total root lengths > 2 mm diameter for alder (512 m, n = 1), cypress (232 m, n = 2) and cherry (121 m, n = 2) exceed all reported values for radiata total root lengths at age 3. It is not possible to compare total root length by root diameter and distance from the stem for radiata as these data are not available from those earlier studies.

Existentially, Palmer interpreted Dick to further mean that reproduction violated the author's concept of what made an object unique and valuable: "A thing can't be a real thing unless it is in some sense an individual thing".

For example, if they agreed to further means test Medicare they could save a lot of money.

What Sinai further meant was the initiation of a people into a whole way of life, elaborated in the written and oral teachings of Torah.

South of the border, the government is taking a harder line that brings with it further means testing, the grading of health problems and plenty of form filling.

For the aluminium content to increase much further means using sheets and extrusions of the stuff for body panels and subframes.

The fall of the real will boost exports and jobs, but promises costlier imports, which, even if it falls no further, means inflation.