Sentence examples for mean could be from inspiring English sources

If the individual measurements could be viewed as approximately independent and identically distributed, then their mean could be approximated by a normal distribution.

Obviously, an improved barycentric mean could be expected for solutions supported with ground augmentation services.

For some of the candidate models submitted for the IGRF-12, systematic deviation to the weighted arithmetic mean could be understood in the light of the model descriptions as coming from the scientific choices made during their construction.

Based on the spatial variance observed in the June nested sampling, and given a budget of £5000, the NO3− field mean could be estimated with a 95% confidence interval width of 1.70 μg N g−1 using 2 randomly positioned data loggers each with 5 sensors.

Regression to the mean could be another explanation.

In the text, a confidence interval for this mean could be included.

What the title means could be one of the tougher questions on University Challenge.

In this way, the disagreement over means could be seen as a cover for pursuing a very different end.

As laid out in the law, "other means" could be hand searches, but these take 8 to 10 minutes a bag, experts say.

In 1770 parliament made lipstick illegal, ruling that women found guilty of "seducing men into matrimony by a cosmetic means" could be tried for witchcraft.

Both means could be used simultaneously depending on circumstances, the summit statement said.