Sentence examples for mean gross from inspiring English sources

However, at higher stocking rates, fattening lambs to heavier LW reduced mean gross margins.

Both studied processes were found to be profitable and cost-competitive in the geographic regional context, with a mean gross margin of 70% and mean internal rate of return of 25.5%.

HDI is based on the geometric average of three dimensions, all within suitable bounds: health (life expectancy at birth); education (expected and mean years of schooling), and standard of living (mean gross national income per capita, expressed in Purchasing Power Parity).

On an annualised basis it would mean gross domestic product (GDP) fell 7.1%.

Mean gross loss and its standard deviation (for a given county and year) were determined from this distribution.

The mean gross loss for the province was obtained as the sum of the mean county gross losses.

Paisley can, of course, do that, and had sold about ten thousand tickets in Des Moines, priced between thirty-nine and fifty-nine dollars, which meant gross revenues of about half a million dollars, not counting merchandise; he does about eighty concerts per year.

Which means gross margins of 50%.

Two others thought it meant "gross", or "evil".

Given the revenue per ground customer of $5.45 and $5.61, respectively, that meant gross margins of 13% for FedEx and 12% for UPS.

Many of the Tokyo-based company's stickers, however, tap into kimo-kawaii, a trend that combines kawaii, or cuteness, with darker emotions ("kimo" means gross or off-putting).