Sentence examples for means in cases from inspiring English sources

David Frum, a former fellow at the American Enterprise Institute who now edits FrumForum.com, said some conservatives argue that the ends justify the means in cases of faulty journalism.

Simultaneous measurement of fluid thermal properties is necessary to measure flow rates accurately by thermal means in cases where fluid properties fluctuate in time.

The main reason for the illegitimacy of modern states is that they employ forceful means in cases where such force is impermissible.

Tukey's test was employed to compare means in cases where statistical significance had been detected by the ANOVA F test (p ≤ 0.05).

Our observations suggest that very low positive results require confirmation by culture or other means in cases with a low pre-test probability.

This means, in cases where LPS alone induces up-regulation, incubation with solely DHEA results in a decrease and vice versa.

And judges appear to have been preparing to defend them by other means in case the HRA is replaced with something weaker.

Nigeria's president, Goodluck Jonathan, who is also chairman of the Economic Community of West African States, visited Benin and urged the candidates to respect the results and resort to legal means in case of disputes.

It means, in case you forgot, that rates to ship dry bulk goods have collapsed.

This means, in case the R/X ratio would be very high, the inverter could reduce the power up to zero but still remaining connected to the grid.

Tourniquet is the most frequently applied means in case of a snake bite.