Sentence examples for mean losses of from inspiring English sources
Officials have little interest in industrial efficiency: mergers, for instance, are unattractive if they mean losses of local jobs.
In aggregate modeling, shrinking export markets would mean losses of export revenues and factor income, hitting vested interests of beneficiaries from the palm oil industry.
It can be observed that the expected crack moment M crack of the section with mean losses of 15%, as estimated in the previous paragraph after 14 days of ageing, is equal to about 4000 kNm.
Presenteeism due to GERD led to mean losses of a further 9.5% in the UK to 20% in Norway.
(Data also were analyzed using a baseline-carried-forward analysis, in view of two-year attrition of approximately 50%, and revealed mean losses of 4.9% and 0.2%, respectively).
64 Numerous studies have reported mean losses of 15 25% of initial weight with these approaches, 65– 67 but patients usually regain 35 50% of their weight within two years following treatment.
"Complete muscle paralysis does not mean loss of pain sensation".
Failure to do so could mean loss of valuable aid from the European Union and the United States.
For many people without choices, it will mean loss of life.
There was mean loss of extension of 7.7°, and the mean flexion achieved was 66° (15 85°).
By danger I mean loss of data due to bankruptcy or shutdown.
