Sentence examples for mean high value from inspiring English sources

High price must mean high value, right?

The scale of 1 to 5 was used, where 5 means higher value and 1 means lower value to question asked.

The negatively directed scales were turned, so that the higher score on each question also meant higher value of SOC in total.

"We produce leading-edge technology for both, and that means high-value jobs across the economy".

A positive value of ( {G}_i^{ast } ) means high-value spatial aggregation while a negative one of ( {G}_i^{ast } ) means low-value spatial aggregation.

Standard deviation describes the spread of pixel values relative to the mean; high values of standard deviation correspond to a wider image histogram with a wide range of pixel intensities.

Pulmonary arterial CI and aortic CI were closely correlated, with a mean higher value of aortic CI of 0.49 l/min per m.

That kind of attention seemed to mean high production values, unambiguous characterisation, a sentimental undertow – a formula that has become the blueprint for much of the non-English-language cinema permitted to break into the mainstream from the noughties onwards.

Higher rents mean higher home values, which lead to greater property tax receipts.

She said a nicer-sounding name would mean higher property values.

That means telling powerful stories, while staying true to your brand's essence, and increasingly it will mean higher production values and more video.