Sentence examples for means can now from inspiring English sources

This SE for the difference in means can now be used to calculate a confidence interval for the difference in means and to perform an unpaired t-test, as above.

By that I mean that getting the important event out of the way means we can now concentrate on trying to pay our bills.

That means deals can now close long after Sundance ends.

This means we can now only save £100 a month.

That means fans can now view drool frozen on James's chin.

In Groveland, that means they can now fire their guns into the air to celebrate.

That means stores can now tell how repeat customers behave and the average time between visits.

Which means attention can now turn to how we build policies from here.

This means we can now start turning our attention to our digital online presence.

This means Isaacson can now buy fresher produce than much of what's on offer elsewhere.

The sharp move means tourists can now get more pounds for their own currency.