Sentence examples for mean being between from inspiring English sources

Good long-term performance can mean being between what clients would have done on their own (panic out and panic back in because they can't differentiate or hold their nerve) and being around the benchmark.

The blood-mercury levels in this group exceed national averages with geometric means for two of the visits being between the 90th and 95th percentiles of nationally observed levels and the lowest geometric mean being between the 75th and 90th percentile.

"There should be no more improper contact and by that what I mean is between the police and the media – that which is of a selfish, rather than a public interest.

What I mean is that between August and October it's inadvisable to walk in bracken.

For patients 1 17, the maximal deviation of the trend line from the mean was between 0.9 and 8%%.

Mentally, it means being suspended between adolescence and adulthood.

Being in the reserves means being pulled between work worlds.

Least square (LS) means was computed between two replicates of each line for all phenotypic data.

The means are between 120 and 180 ppb in Europe and Asia and 100 ppb in Africa.

The percent differences in means were between L and M 1.8%, between M and H 9.4%, and between L and H 11.1%.

Since most of the means were between 3 and 4, the responses were dichotomized and those ≥ 4 were categorized as important and those ≤ 3 as less important.