Sentence examples for linked means from inspiring English sources

On a technical note, we assumed that the counts for incidence and mortality are statistically independent, albeit with tightly linked means; this is not strictly true, as we expect that deaths today will be a result of incident cancers over the preceding years.

"Linked" means that not only must resources be integrated to give consumers the most consistent brand experience possible, it should be an experience that is relevant to the interests of business and consumers alike.

The HIV positive population that was linked to the HCV dataset were younger than those not linked; mean age 37.9 vs. 39.3 (t = 4.00, p < 0.0001).

(Geoff) Clearly the perception that age, wear and tear and no effective treatment were inextricably linked meant that this person considered consultation futile.

"The engine that drives policy should always be specific enough to link means to ends," Hoffman added.

The "Has Profile" link means that this person has a profile in your department or you don't have access to add them to your department.

In most states, applications for welfare, food stamps and Medicaid have been traditionally linked, which means that losing welfare often means losing all benefits.

In the model, tables are linked by means of an objective function.

The three meals were linked by means of mystical "intention" or meditation (kawwana) to three partzufim (aspects of the Godhead).

Users are linked by means of follower/followee relations.

Luckily, I believe the two are intrinsically linked, which means we don't have to choose.