Sentence examples for means could provide from inspiring English sources

The detection of such precursor solitons by in situ or remote means could provide a valuable diagnostic tool for detection of charged debris objects in the less than 10 cm size range which are normally difficult to observe by optical means.

Such means could provide additional insight into the joint state using non-invasive imaging techniques based on PET.

Conversely, stronger financial means could provide increased ability to offset declines in physical functioning, for instance, by purchasing costly medications or helpful supplements, or by undergoing extensive physical therapy or medical treatment procedures that are effective at minimizing functional limitations.

The colossal amount of carbon stored in the Amazon means it could provide billions of dollars of funding for development while keeping the forest intact.

And the soil on the moon is wetter than the Sahara, NASA has discovered, which means it could provide drinking water and rocket fuel to future space travellers.

This means we could provide more robust results in relation to the underprivileged population, with better control for potential confounders.

But it subsequently persuaded Cornwall county council that the withdrawal of a government grant meant it could provide only 48.

That would mean $500,000 could provide about 25 years worth of payouts to a retired public servant.

From a very young age my mum encouraged both my sister and I to be the best we could be; to be independent and to have jobs that meant we could provide for ourselves financially.

That means the technology could provide a cheap, clean, and flexible source of power for the grid, capable of ramping up and down with demand more easily than standard solar and wind plants can.

This means slower steaming could provide big savings in fuel costs, but it would be at the expense of increased expenditure on crew for these longer voyages, both in wages and for the "hotel" facilities required on board.