Sentence examples for mean would have from inspiring English sources

However, any potential effect from regression to the mean would have been indirect because of the previous EE healing studies.

Moreover, a regression toward the mean would have actually dampened rather than have exaggerated the increase in IA-2A among those positive.

On closer examination, it is clear they could have been merged without any real change to the importance attributed to this dimension of social justice (the mean would have gone from 3.62 to 3.57).

Also, regression to the mean would have led to improvements in both cohorts and yet the improvement was significantly greater in MOST, the cohort with the higher rates of TKR.

If we had used data from only the controls of the case control study, the mean would have been 111 Bq/m, since the exposure among the cases was approximately 5%% higher than that of the controls [ 8].

Thus to shift the zero value by subtracting means would have sacrificed its intrinsic meaning.

These are not the sorts of objects that anyone of limited means would have owned.

Ms. Pilgrim happily allowed her curators to hammer home their themes when more subtle means would have sufficed.

And surplus countries, living well within their means, would have to buy more.Things went according to script until the end of last year, but have since reversed.

If war was given up, then some other means would have to be found to resolve disputes that war had always resolved.

I mean, we would have had, if rates had not been so low, I mean, and–.