Sentence examples for mean advantages from inspiring English sources

And that can mean advantages for small-business owners, provided they know how to find a law firm that suits their needs and they know the right questions to ask.

Crowdfunding is an interesting one; some European states have friendlier regulation on this than the U.S., which could mean advantages for European crowdfunding companies over their counterparts in the U.S. Some of the verticals in the bottom right – where Europe seems to be missing out on global investment momentum – could be there for reasons that one can understand, but others are puzzling.

For example, in somatic and painful physical symptom outcomes, results from LOCF_ANCOVA showed mean advantages over placebo that were approximately 40% greater than that from MMRM.

However, MMRM tended to be more sensitive to drug-placebo differences for outcomes related to overall depressive symptoms and core emotional symptoms of depression, with mean advantages over placebo that were 10%to20%0% greater than LOCF_ANCOVA.

The right sort of people do not want apologies, and the wrong sort take a mean advantage of them".

If I ever found anything useful, I'd keep it to myself, to steal a mean advantage.

On the first trial, warm-up resulted in a mean advantage of 0.97 m over 40 m.

Likewise, if the NWT is 20, the mean advantage of prediction based treatment over treating all patients is equal to a 16% reduction of the treatment rate.

A co-operation means advantages for both partners: The sport federations will broaden their work and show involvement, responsibility, and competence.

Which means advantage Obama.

It's misleading because in any other context, 'benefit' means advantage or profit; something extra; a special payment or gift, perhaps to reward good behaviour.