Sentence examples for mean among from inspiring English sources

By "all-round" I mean, among other things, that the whole theatre is the stage.

I take this to mean, among other, loftier things, that you should always have your camera with you.

They mean, among other things, that young men won't go to job interviews in territories controlled by their enemies.

(And I will pay for those words, I mean, among those who hate any comparison between tough hockey and sissy, "feminized" soccer).

It would mean, among other things, a depth of repetition I can barely imagine, and with it an attention to the subtlety of change.

Weak profits in North America mean, among other things, that slim annual bonus checks will be paid to production workers in March.

He said the African nations will have to go out and interest American businessmen, and this may mean, among other things, reducing taxes for him.

That is taken to mean, among other things, talks about the future of the 600 Eta members in Spanish and French jails.

Elevated total genetic diversity was recorded HT = 0.275 which was similarly high throughout populations with an overall significant mean among-population isolation (FST = 18%).

Specifically, the mean among-population CVs for male and female human height correspond to the 47th and 51st percentiles, respectively, of mean among-population CVs for animal length.

The latter percentage is the same as the mean among-individual variance for all transcripts, implying no evidence for locally acting common regulatory variants accounting for the differential expression of those genes.