Sentence examples for mean grant from inspiring English sources

Fold differences and statistical analysis were used to compare total investment, study numbers, mean grant and median grant between men and women.

Mean grant funding from philanthropic funding organisations was significantly greater for men at £338 396 (SD £695 025) than for women at £242 014 (SD £711 420).

Mean grant funding from public funding organisations was significantly greater for men at £595 361 (SD £1 080 718) than for women at £448 414 (SD £814 979).

Table 1A (see web appendix 1) shows the total investment, total numbers of studies, mean grant funding, median grant funding and fold differences in funding according to nine disease systems and by gender of PI.

Table 1B (see web appendix 1) shows total investment, total numbers of studies, mean grant funding, median grant funding and fold differences in funding according to specific infection by gender.

We used fold differences to compare total investment, number of studies, mean grant and median grant between men and women according to disease system, specific infection and funding organisation.

"I mean, granted, I'm around kids who can afford to go to these fancy colleges.

"I mean, granted, there's a time and place when it's just too, too big.

That would not necessarily mean granting citizenship but would require at least a reasonable path to legal status.

I mean, granted, I don't particularly like being wrong – and I especially don't like being wrong in the full glare of the public spotlight.

Doing a deal with the U.S. will mean granting access to its market in areas such as agriculture and financial services that have long received special protection.