Sentence examples for means are very from inspiring English sources

And although their means are very different, even many Egyptians suspect that they share a common end that is alien to democracy.

Thus, while student responses to single questionnaire items typically are highly unreliable, estimates of country means are very reliable when sample sizes are large (Jones and Norrander 1996).

The correlation coefficient between remote sensing and in situ hourly PM2.5 is about 0.67 with a linear slope of 1.03 and intercept of 11 μg/m3 while the means are very close (110.7 μg/m3 versus 118.6 μg/m3).

For units (g) and (n), with near symmetric distributions, the values of the mean, median, trimean and trimmed means are very similar, as expected, and so any of them can be used to estimate the IATs (see Fig. 4).

Whatever this means is very difficult to say".

And that means being very prudent in your economic policies.

Bubble sizing by optical means is very common, but requires calibration by non-optical means.

Restoring human hand function by mechatronic means is very challenging in robotics research.

This means be very careful before and after you've gotten the console.

"But what it means is very simple," adds Shah.

Being compassionate with yourself means being very kind, caring, tender, gentle and understanding with yourself.