Sentence examples for heavy means from inspiring English sources

I don't know what "get heavy" means.

But the Red Storm is learning what heavy means, as Barkley's summation of his teammates' character after the Syracuse game illustrated: "Only the strong survive," he said.

This study evaluated the acute effects of gabapentin, an anticonvulsant that increases extracellular GABA, on the subjective, physiological, and performance effects of alcohol in heavy (mean 34 drinks per week) alcohol drinkers.

Excluding current heavy drinkers did not markedly change the pattern of associations, suggesting that the association between history of AUDs and severe memory impairment does not simply reflect current heavy mean consumption.

And some speedometers seem to know no limit: Britain's McLaren 650S, for instance, is a tech-heavy means of travelling at more than 200mph (3200mph.

Our data revealed colonized quartz stones to be significantly heavier (mean value: 3.4 g) than uncolonized ones (mean value: 0.7 g).

However, one study found a reduced risk of preterm birth (AOR=0.70, p<0.01), and heavier mean infant birth weight (3325 g vs. 3282 g, p<0.01) for midwifery patients.

The heaviest mean worm burdens were seen in untreated groups (US and UM) (Table 2).

Women receiving epidural analgesia were the shortest (mean height 161.96 cm) and the heaviest (mean weight 64.1 Kg).

In Singapore in the mid 20th century, the male infants were slightly heavier (mean birth weight 3.11 kilograms (kg), standard deviation (SD) 0.39) than the female infants (mean birth weight 3.03 kg, SD 0.37) [ 23].

Our study children were slightly older at 29 months and had a slightly heavier mean weight at 14 kg but the mean length was very similar [89.6 cm and 88.7 versus 90 cm].