Sentence examples for mean difficulties from inspiring English sources

Choosing his words carefully, Mr. Zoellick said trade "involves change, and that can mean difficulties for people".

Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said the new timetables could mean difficulties for parents with children at different schools.

Employers will find that using the rate on 30-year Treasury bonds will be a safe assumption, he said, while using a substantially different rate could mean difficulties when companies seek determination letters from the I.R.S. "It's reasonable to look at the market rate of interest," the Treasury official said.

In wealthy nations, mean scores range from 7.1 to 8.4 with scores indicating elevated (one standard deviation above the group mean) difficulties ranging from 12.8 to 14.3.

The mean difficulties and item-total correlations on station level as well as interrater reliability measures (ICC, average measures) are given in Table  3.

This can affect the targeting of the questionnaire, meaning that the mean difficulty of the items does not effectively match the mean ability of the participants.

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In fact, the decision to hold fire on the Olson nomination and concentrate on judicial nominees could mean difficulty for many in Mr. Bush's first batch of candidates.

Mean difficulty rating.  .

Mean time required; Mean number of attempts required; Mean difficulty rating.

Fig. 4 Differences of mean difficulty index across proficiency-based groups.