Sentence examples for means in question from inspiring English sources

In this case, however, the military means in question are so powerful and destructive that it has been doubted whether any worthwhile political purpose could be served by their use.

While the data indicating a role for neuroactive steroids in the reduction of anxiety-like behavior are quite compelling and by no means in question, the data presented here suggest that there may be an important role for PR in the reduction of anxiety-like behavior in male rats.

After discussing what feminism means in detail, he questioned the term.

But as a friend once said: "What does that actually mean?" In answering such questions I've been hugely helped by the insights of Mary Baker Eddy.

Higher difficulty indices in CTT means the question is easy while in IRT it means the question is more difficult.

Means (and standard errors of the means) in this question for the active and yoked participants were 67.38 (4.02) and 46.36 (4.21), respectively.

And yes, I know: saying that something is "fun for all the family" usually means the activity in question is boring as sin.

To apply the CCNM, we estimated the surface area of each limb segment by multiplying the length of the relevant bone by the mean surface area per cm for the limb segment (a proxy for mean circumference) in question in the living human sample.

In cases where more than one peak was identified in the scanned mass interval, the one with the closest m/z value to that of the mean peak in question was extracted.

(Hear Music/Concord)  Thoughts of love, death, faith and what they all mean in the end — big questions — run through the songs on Paul Simon's "So Beautiful or So What".

This doesn't mean the companies in question are entirely exonerated from all questioning.