Sentence examples for means for in from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Pompey had been living above their means, for in 1959 they, and Harris, fell into the second division after a season in which they gave away 112 goals and ended nine points adrift.

The results showed that (1) the HCB translocation from paddy soil to rice by vaporization; (2) the HCB concentration in rice grains was surprisingly high; (3) the observed HCB decrease in rice rhizosphere offers a potential means for in situ HCB degradation; (4) HCB might not be transported along transpiration in rice.

The system provides a highly sensitive quantitative means for in vitro assessment of cell-mediated immunity to EBV.

The increased temperature also caused a marked decrease in the QD brightness, which provided a means for in situ heat/temperature sensing and an indicator of the progress of the photo-thermal therapy.

This aspect of rickettsiology is promising for the future development of vaccines for virulent rickettsiae, as well as for the construction of shuttle vectors for which plasmids may provide the first means for in vivo experimental models [23], [129].

SS-OCT at 1050 nm may provide new means for in vivo rodent hyaloid vessel and lens development studies.

In this context, "4" means "for" as in "looking for" or "searching for".

What Apple's cooperation with automakers means for in-car electronics systems.

"We're considering what it means for in-room entertainment," as Marriott's vice president of global brand marketing, Michael Dail, put it.

Car companies cannot simply turn to Amazon and build-in Alexa; Alexa is not meant for in-car users.

In the second half of the book, he looks at what science means for us in practice.