Sentence examples for mean ration from inspiring English sources

The patients were classified into two groups according to the cutoff point of mean ration of GIRK1/cell line PC-14 expression in tumor specimens.

Statistics reported by the implementing NGOs point to a mean monthly coverage of registered beneficiaries with CSB of 54% over the period March 2003 to May 2004, with a mean ration of 111gr per covered beneficiary per day (children and women).

"I mean, rationing?

And, of course, the public option means "rationing".

This does not mean implicit rationing, but instead a system whereby decisions are made explicitly and the reasoning behind specific judgements is clearly explained.

This means developing ration packs that provide both sustenance and are light to carry.

In the first sense, using a low CD4 count as a means to ration ART could be counterproductive.

In 1948, however, austerity was rather more austere: there was a fuel shortage, strikes, mass homelessness and even meaner rationing than there had been during the second world war.

More government in health care means rationing.

It means WFP rations delivered to a family that has lost all its food supplies and income.

Increasing constraints meant that rationing of physiotherapy services, particularly within the public sector, was commonplace.