Sentence examples for mean e.g. from inspiring English sources

In this case, it is unlikely that one of the main hubs, identified here with large public research centres, could disappear, since this would mean e.g. the closure of a large public university, a quite rare event.

Speer et al. suggest that baseline scores should therefore be adjusted for regression to the mean, e.g. by using the Edwards-Nunnally method [ 35].

Coefficients of genetic variation (CV) for each variance component estimate were calculated by scaling the causal variance components by the trait mean; e.g. CVA = 100(√VA)/trait mean [ 61].

The effect of time scaling is visualized by transforming the measurements based on the time-scaling parameter posterior mean: e.g. IL17A is delayed over 24 h at 72 h in the first Th17 sample.

Oligonucleotide probes provide rapid, easy identification of species difficult to identify by more traditional means, e.g. light microscopy.

For the inventory modelling this means e.g. that comprehensive, transparently documented and quality ensured data of the most important engineered nanomaterials should be collected and made available in a widely-accepted format.

Or, you'll probably just reach out via a different means – e.g. I don't have the number, so I guess I'll shoot an email.

The delegator now gives this URL to his chosen delegate, by any out of band means e.g. via SMS, email or memory stick.

The DOS around the Fermi level has a sharp peak, which implies a dramatic change of physical properties if the Fermi level is changed by whatsoever means, e.g. doping or stress.

This means e.g. that the average earnings for immigrants from Finland are compared to the average earnings for natives with the same age, gender, geographical residence and occupational status as the Finnish immigrants.

Finally, we also assume that all underlying communication channels are secure: both integrity and authentication of all messages are obtained via standard means, e.g. IPSec or SSL/TLS [22].