Sentence examples similar to mean experiments from inspiring English sources

Keeping the school healthy will also mean experimenting with new programmes.

If our rodent trials look promising, of course we'll want to take it to the next level, which means experiments with human embryonic stem cells.

Accordingly, although incubation time was shorter overall in the 31°C-mean experiments than in the 26°C-mean experiments, development was slower under the ±5°C treatments as compared to the ±3°C treatments for each mean temperature (Table 3).

But there are some shades available in a £5 mini-version which means experimenting is a bit more purse-friendly.

Even if it just means experimenting with fresh types of digital delivery.

For now, at least, that means experimenting with different kinds of mobile apps.

That means experimenting with a variety of new services available to hosts and guests.

This simply means, experiment and learn from each other in different sexual stances and gestures.

What do you mean my experiments failed?

For Ellis, that may mean planning experiments, reviewing papers, or writing reports.

The LDH levels were presented as the mean of experiments conducted in triplicate manner.