Sentence examples for mean changes in from inspiring English sources

It might mean changes in leadership.

That will mean changes in how brokers operate and are paid.

The mean changes in groundwater storage simulated for both past and future years.

For plants and animals, it can mean changes in the timing of seasonal activities like germination and reproduction.

Patrick Rose, executive director of the Save the Manatee Club, said a classification switch could mean changes in boating and development restrictions that were established to protect manatees.

The correlation between the mean changes in the WST and global rating scores was.45 (P <.05).

"That can mean changes in work assignments and other conditions of employment that are not compatible with the duty to bargain with labor unions," he said.

The ensemble mean changes in the quantiles are positive for all durations, return periods and seasons considered.

Our current 'best guess' is that the global mean changes in temperature (including the 1940-1970 cooling) are actually quite closely related to the forcings.

An ANOVA model was used to compare mean changes in bacteria number among different concentrations of ciprofloxacin and between groups with and without AMF at each concentration.

Patients with improved visual function had greater mean changes in NEI VFQ-25 QOL scores than those with no improvement.