Sentence examples for means in four from inspiring English sources

A prospective power test indicated that to detect a 50% difference between means in four groups, at 80% power (α ≤ 0.05, STD = 0.5), a total n = 16 or n = 4 per group was needed.

"Which means in one half I'm excited.

Which means, in forty years, my thirty-two cent investment has increased tenfold — about the rate of inflation.

If you can land on the moon where you intended to land, that means in five years you are going to see far more accurate nuclear missiles.

Every minute, your odds of survival drop 10%, which means in ten minutes you'll be dead.

So that means in three years scientists discovered that you can make popsicles out of semen, or, as we like to call them, "Jizz Pops".

That means in one week, a typical American adult accumulates 7.7 hours of sleep debt.

Don't use the adjective "schizophrenic" as a metaphor to mean "in two minds" (if only it were that simple!).

Terms such as schizophrenic and psychotic should be used only in a medical context: for example never use schizophrenic to mean "in two minds".

His change of the book's famous moral is obviously meant, in one way, to protect Voltaire from the charge of Petit Trianonism.

"I mean in thirty minutes," I replied, and then, because I sometimes hide my shyness behind an abrupt manner, I headed back across the street, turning to announce that we were having spaghetti carbonara.