Sentence examples for means is only from inspiring English sources

But what it all means is only a guess.

What this means is "only the rich and powerful can afford to form churches," said Marc D. Stern, assistant executive director of the American Jewish Congress.

The coupling of Move and Kron, who subvert gender roles with tact and sensitivity — and thus make us think about what gender means — is only part of the story.

No. What it means is only that non-experts effectively defer to experts who do know (and don't just theorize about) the relevant reference-fixing descriptions.

However using co-created flexible performance measures as a formalized means is only possible when we change the design of the presently known performance management and measurement systems for EEs too.

Funding through public means is only justified if the intervention in question is effective and efficient.

At Stony Hill, 1,400 feet (427 metres) above sea level, the maximum and minimum means are only a few degrees cooler.

Differences between means were only considered as statistically significant when P value was <0.05.

Scale means were only affected in one of these three studies.

This is related to the non-linear behavior of the pattern database and the fact that Spectral methods are able to partition the pattern space through the non-linear boundary, whereas K-means is only capable of regarding linear borders between the clusters.

Note that using the mean is only appropriate for outcome scales without composite limits.