Sentence examples for means for which from inspiring English sources

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"Having a real, traceable, digital identity can provide the means for which fraudsters can be easily recognized and held accountable for illicit behaviors," said Au.

The inputs needed to compute a sample size are (1) α, the Type I error rate, (2) the predictors implied by the design, (3) the target hypothesis being tested, (4) the difference in the pattern of means for which good power is being sought, (5) the variances of the response variables, and (6) the correlations among the response variables (Table  1).

If you've followed Mr. Hoffman's and Mr. Reilly's work on film, you probably have your own ideas of who was meant for which part.

Reviewing the play in The New York Times, Ben Brantley wrote: "If you've followed Mr. Hoffman's and Mr. Reilly's work on film, you probably have your own ideas of who was meant for which part.

But it also may show that some anti-poverty programs of the past several decades appear to have achieved what they were meant for — which, one expects, should come as good news to everyone.

I mean, for which the Wii was meant.

Indeed, there is a continuous transition to values α<0 corresponding to underdispersion (when sample variance is less than the mean), for which direct estimation of k is problematic [14], [25].

You may remember the Yale chapter's infamous chant, "No means yes! Yes means anal!" for which they were suspended for five years in 2011.

The question is: which early start means more for which team?

Covered professional services means services for which payment is made under, or is based on, the Medicare physician fee schedule which are furnished by an eligible professional.