Sentence examples for means pool from inspiring English sources

This also means pool play counts for little, particularly in the case of the women (only two teams will be eliminated).

That means pool codes vary by state or, in some cases, by county.

34 35 Limitations in study numbers and quality calls into question the precision of all-cause foot wound prevalence estimates and meant pooled estimates could not be calculated.

For the risk of breast cancer recurrence (n=3 studies), we also found a significant inverse association (for>26.9 vs<14.7 ng ml−1, mean: pooled RR=0.61, 95% CI: 0.47 0.80) (data not shown).

A cleaner pool means that the pool pump and filter don't have to work as hard.

"That means the pool we allocate for public spending has changed since even last year," he said.

The Mayan word for ocean, k'ahk'nahb, means "fiery pool".

The guy who had the auto accident got way more money than I did!" That's what it means to pool risk.

We thus measured the mean pool size of neighbours around the individual synapses and found that an increasing number of neighbours correlated with a larger mean vesicle pool sizes of the surrounding synapses (Cohens d = 2.30; Spearman's ρ = 0.95, p<0.001).

After collection, mosquitoes were sorted into pools of <50 females (mean pool size 28.8) and assayed for WNV by an antigen-capture enzyme immunoassay (EIA) (9 ).

A mean pool of 1339 ± 248 cells per mm of tumour (n = 3) were over-expressing Ki-67 in non-treated tumours and the therapeutic agent reduced this population to 730 ± 334 proliferating cells per mm (n = 4, p < 0.05).