Sentence examples for mean was over from inspiring English sources

A segment was called aberrated if its mean was over 0.632 or below -0.632.

Gordon and colleagues' study used a sample ranging in age from 60 years and above; Cook and colleagues incorporated a sample restricted to intensive-care-unit patients averaging with a mean age of over 60 years; and lastly, Havens' conducted a systematic random sampling of those names listed in a telephone book in which the mean was over the age of 50 years.

And by "sophistication," I mean "being over it".

It meant it was over, and everything went O.K., and I could go home".

Her master's degree, she was told, meant she was over-qualified for her job.

"It will by no means be over when the final bomb has been dropped".

"Does that mean it is over?

"What do you mean it's over?" you whimper, quivering lip in full frenzy.

That doesn't mean it's over, but they've already experienced that decline.

"Does that mean it's over?" Bogliolo asked.

"But that isn't to say, by any means, it's over".