Sentence examples for mean of it from inspiring English sources
Within-slide replicate spots analysis was used to convert the signal intensities of one replicate spot in a pair of replicate spots to the geometric mean of it and its replicate and to set the signal intensities for the other spot to zero, thus compressing the data.
The age ranged from 65 to 93 and the mean of it was 75.5 ± 6.0 years.
An unsuspecting witch trying to enter a house by means of it would be split in two.
By means of it, the equations of motion of the perturbed response are reduced to a system of Mathieu equations.
By means of it, Yoneda [2] characterized the spaces (mathcal{PB}(mathbb{D})) and ({mathcal{B}}_{p}) as follows.
She and her boyfriend were incensed mildly furious, even!—at the what-does-it-all-mean of it all: the assumed directionlessness of Dougie Jones, the random shit, the continued presence of random shit, and of course, "Part 8".
I mean, of course, it's just a language in a way.
I mean, of course it's about cinema, but the business side.
I mean, of course it was.
I mean, of course it could.
