Sentence examples for means from an from inspiring English sources

It means from an audience of 200, there will be 40 undecided voters, 35 Tory, 35 Labour, 28 Lib Dems, 21 Ukip, 14 SNP, 14 Green, and 7 Plaid Cymru supporters.

And so that means from an equity market standpoint, every day you should wake up and say, "I wonder how many MBS been approved today, or this week".

"I can't get into ultimately what that means from an emissions standpoint," the official added.

Realising that I wasn't going to understand whatever the hell this place means from an afternoon's pastry sampling and tweet scrolling, I decided to head off back into the real world, a place where cafes are decorated with Page 3 girls covered in egg and "interactivity" is an old Greek man asking you who ordered the one without mushrooms.

The two-sided 95% CI for the primary efficacy variable and the corresponding difference in means between treatments were calculated using the least squares means from an ANOVA model with treatment and categories of baseline visual acuity and baseline CRT as factors.

*Means are back transformed geometrical means from an ANCOVA on the natural logaritm of the sick leave days.

What that means from a soccer sensibility, of course, remains to be seen.

You can get some sense of what expandable in this case means from a 17th-century scroll titled "A Thousand Cliffs and Myriad Valleys," on view at the China Institute Gallery.

The right team for Rodriguez proved to be the Yankees, and that means, from a Red Sox standpoint, he is obviously on the worst possible team.

Well lets take a look at the big player's efforts, and what they means from a marketing perspective.

The values plotted are least squares means from a treatment × height class interaction term added to Model (5).