Sentence examples for means have shown from inspiring English sources

Recent studies where levels of raft-forming lipids were altered by pharmacological or other means have shown that there is a correlation between their level of expression and regulation of the immune system.

Millennials can sometimes struggle to improve their credit, or are uneducated about what their credit scores mean, studies have shown.

The recovery larvae mean values have shown statistical difference among the treated groups when compared with control group (p < 0.001).

Asked what the result signified for Labour, Corbyn said: "It means that we have shown that a good candidate coming from a minority ethnic community can unite a large and diverse city.

They are not 'gimmes' by any means, but we have shown enough over the season to show that we are going to be challenging".

I tell patients that I've seen a bright spot and we are not sure what it means, though some studies have shown an association to Down syndrome".

By means of simulations, we have shown that.

And going before a parole board isn't a guarantee of release it just means that prisoners who have shown growth might get another shot.

Mean values of epibiota have shown that higher biomass was obtained at T. ciliatum meadow, the remaining meadows presented very low values.

The two designs of BWS have shown mean weighted relative errors over the sampling periods under 4% for the daily integrated solar energy measured.

If there were regression to the mean, imputed scores would have shown improvement.