Sentence examples for mean membership from inspiring English sources

What makes you think that élite solutions, by which I assume you mean membership in international organizations and trade deals, were not in the ultimate interest of people?

The mean membership was 13 persons, with the smallest group having 6 members and the largest 24 members.

These findings revealed that the groups had a mean 8 years of existence with a mean membership size of 13 persons.

"I want to be clear: What I am proposing cannot mean membership of a single market," May said.

The mean membership matrix across replicates was plotted with the program DISTRUCT [ 103].

For example, the 500 Yellow module genes had mean membership values larger than 0.64.

Prime approaching a saturation point may be inevitable, but that doesn't mean memberships should be described as "flattening out," said Charlie O'Shea, lead retail analyst for Moody's.

For us that means membership of the single market.

For generations of non-residents, getting to the beach in Atlantic Beach has meant membership in one of the seven clubs that line the strip.

I'm sure those fans, and many other people, would gladly send a nominal fee to U.S. Soccer if it meant membership and a direct vote in how the federation is run.

But immigration here in effect means "membership of the European Union", so Montgomerie's departure is an early sign of the great schism that is about to divide the Tory party, as I commented yesterday.