Sentence examples for mean superior from inspiring English sources

I did like one grumble in the n+1 piece: book reviews are impersonal, which some of us take to mean superior, quickly placing our trust and respect in something written by a stranger.

Note that larger values with the metrics mean superior visual quality.

("Better judgment" does not mean "superior judgment"; it simply means a judgment as to which option is overall better).

The mean superior to inferior tendon thickness at the rotator interval is 12 mm, 12 mm at mid-tendon, and 10 12 mm at the posterior edge.

Values of LCC and SROCC close to 1 mean superior linear and rank correlation with MOS, respectively.

The mean superior-inferior value reported by Rowson et al, 25 16.5 g, was similar to the no-injury mean value found in the current study, 16.2 g; however, the anterior-posterior and medial-lateral values were higher in the current study: 32.8 and 40.1 g, respectively.

We often assume "modern" means "superior", and while this is true of science and technology, our religious thinking is often undeveloped.

The board that oversees the program defines three achievement levels for each test: "basic" denotes partial mastery of a subject; "proficient" represents solid academic performance and a demonstration of competency over challenging subject matter; and "advanced" means superior performance.

The higher EQE means superior electron extraction capability of the ETLs [29].

The effect of a covariate was expressed in the relative diagnostic odds ratio (a value >1, 1, or <1 means superior, equal, or inferior diagnostic performance, respectively) and was considered statistically significant if P<0.05.

It's just that most of them were not chosen in an especially meritocratic way, if by "meritocratic" we mean "judged superior according to an objective standard of ability" (like an examination of philosophical knowledge and literary skill).