Sentence examples for mean practice from inspiring English sources

So, to quote an annoying bumper sticker: "I brake for Hobbits" — no, I mean: "Practice random acts of kindness".

The mean food safety "Knowledge" score among food handlers was 55.0 ± 18 and the mean "Practice" score was 69.0 ± 17.

As the CDT explains it, a lot of the debate centers around whether DNT should mean "do not collect" data, "do not target" users, or whether it should mean "practice good data hygiene".

This study used a within group design to investigate blood flow patterns (fMRI) in 16 long-term practitioners of Transcendental Meditation (mean practice: 34.3 years with each having over 36,000 h of meditation practice).

Fifteen Vipassana meditators (mean practice: 7.9 years, 2 h daily) and fifteen non-meditators, matched for sex, age, education, and handedness, participated in a block-design fMRI study that included mindfulness of breathing and mental arithmetic conditions.

And, by use I mean practice.

For Mr. Adamopoulos, that might mean practicing medicine in an Arabic-speaking country.

By this, the experts mean practicing in the right conditions with the right motivation, mentorship and potential for eventual success.

If it passes it will mean practicing witchcraft is perfectly legal in Canada.

I believe that about half of these preachers and priests are closet homosexuals — I mean practicing homosexuals.

In the UK in 2010/11, the mean practice-level achievement of the QOF target for blood pressure control in CKD patients was 74.9% (standard deviation (SD) 8.2%), and the median 74.7% [ 23].