Sentence examples for means as shown from inspiring English sources

Britain has, for decades, been a nation that has lived beyond its means, as shown by the relentless deterioration in the balance of trade and the tendency to have a higher inflation rate than countries where consumption and production have been better balanced.

Hence, the introduction of the term P e contributes to reduced PLR in terms of theoretical means as shown in Figure 13.

The main effect plots of all the variables taken into consideration in this work were used to plot data means and also to compare magnitudes of marginal means as shown in Fig. 1.

While it could be that the R values calculated for CBHI, CBHII and EGII are slightly greater than 1 (R ~ 1.1 1.2, Fig. 8b), i.e. that these enzymes actually do have a slight preference for dislocations, their standard deviations (not shown, not standard error of the means as shown in Fig. 8b) does not allow us to make a stricter interpretation towards this end.

The four possible haplotypes, 1-1, 1-2, 2-1 and 2-2, haplotypetype frequencies and haplotype means as shown in Table 7 (online).

Despite the relatively lower prevalence of smoking in Addis Ababa compared to other settings in Africa, adolescents are increasingly being exposed to pro-tobacco advertisements in the media, billboards and other means as shown in Table 2. Glorification of smoking in films has potential to influence smoking initiation among youth [ 20].

It's meant as show of agreement, or appreciation.

How do we assure Kim that the B-1B sorties from Guam that are meant as "shows of strength" are not a prelude to a counterforce surprise attack?

This was also evident from the higher ratio (standard error/mean) as shown in Fig. 6.

This does not mean – as Libya shows – that Germany is an automatic proponent of military force.

Often this means showing up as thin as possible.