Sentence examples for meaning core from inspiring English sources

Plus, Twitter says that "As of the end of January, we've seen MAUs return to Q3 levels", meaning core Twitter has risen back to 307 million.

It had no detectable magnetic field, meaning its core was cooler and less dynamic than Earth's and that its surface was lashed by radiation.

He could well play alongside Allen, meaning the core of Team GB's midfield could be Welsh".

In eukaryotes, none of the RNase PH subunits have retained this catalytic activity, meaning the core ring structure of the human exosome has no enzymatically active protein.

Secondly, and relatedly, talks with the Taliban have been suspended, meaning a core purpose of counter-insurgency is now on the ropes.

Interviews were minimally structured, meaning that core topics, but not specific questions, were pre-designated.

Although other qualitative studies have described the experience of group prenatal care, this is the first which sought to understand the central meaning or core of the experience.

The objective of this study was to understand the central meaning or core experience of providing CenteringPregnancy among family physicians in a community based maternity clinic.

We conducted a literature review on the definition and meaning of "core competency" with a focus on the job description, roles, and inner and surface characteristics of clinical teachers [ 8- 20].

While the current study used the phenomenological method to understand the central meaning or core of the experience of CenteringPregnancy, other studies have used other qualitative methods to describe the experience of CenteringPregnancy.

Even among the triple-negative cases, immune response has different meanings in core basal versus 'five negative' phenotypes.