Sentence examples for means fell from inspiring English sources

For instance, Figure 1 illustrates three labeled studies - one by Kong (2007), labeled as 1; another by Erbas and Yenmez (2011), labeled as 2; and a third by Huang et al. (2012), labeled as 3 - whose means fell outside of the funnel graph.

The two hebephilic groups, whose means fell between those of the pedophiles and the teleiophiles, did not differ significantly from either.

Likewise, negative (in the sense of aggression or withdrawal-promoting) therapist response items were rated more highly for suicidal patients than for non-attempters, though in both cases the means fell between "somewhat" and "not at all".

Also, deflation usually means falling incomes as well as falling prices.

The formula means falling spending is felt less in Scotland than in England.

Dalarna's fortunes have by no means fallen, but they have changed.

Antwerp has by no means fallen out of love with the gems.

That means falling in line behind Derek Jeter, the team captain, and Damon knows it.

The Hindi title — literally "a stain on my veil" — means "fallen woman".

Overshooting the landing area means falling 50 feet; coming up short means striking the spine in the middle.

The end of the commodity supercycle means falling prices for Brazilian exports of soyabeans, iron ore and, most recently, oil.