Sentence examples for mean that extended from inspiring English sources

Lack of data on some variables and differences in definitions across years mean that extended specification estimates are not available for all years.20 The MNLs are estimated separately for each year, and consequently location-specific effects, including those that vary with time, e.g., business conditions, are captured in the intercepts.

It accomplishes this through means that extend beyond random variation and selective filtering.

Following this concept, Tseng et al. proposed a clustering method PW-Kmeans (Penalized and Weighted K-means) that extends the K-means method by incorporating GO functional annotations [ 19].

Mr. Mikhailov decided that photography could be a means of self-expression that extended beyond the cramped limits of the Soviet rule book.

Soon, however, it was recognized that numerous additional scientific and engineering applications could be accomplished by means of modified techniques that extended considerably the capabilities of the early procedures.

Films used to, Biller explained, better cater to both the male and female gaze, providing means of visual stimulation that extended beyond sexual pleasure to simply sensual pleasure.

It meant that extended residence gave a guarantee to obtain German citizenship.

This means that extended households are more exposed to health risks, and therefore they allocate fewer resources mostly to spouses.

For example, the spread of bTB via badger-to-cattle as well as cattle-to-cattle routes means that extended distances between field edges are likely to be appropriate since badgers can roam freely.

(By "liberal," I mean the consensus that extends from libertarians, constitutional conservatives, and Christian democrats to social democrats and democratic socialists, all of whom differ on economics, but all of whom share some values, too).

This demands means and tools that extend independent living and promote improved health.