Sentence examples for means portion from inspiring English sources

Old Gaelic Dál means "portion" or "share", and is usually followed by the name of an eponymous founder.

Dál, cognate to English dole and deal, German Teil / Theil, and Latin tāliō and descendants including French taille and Italian taglia, means "portion" or "share" (as in "a portion of land"); Riata or Riada is believed to be a personal name.

A shift towards targeted service provision and the introduction of Commissioning for Quality and Innovation (CQUIN) targets means portions of services' budgets are now dependent on meeting quality goals.

Patron asked for "Soda, double-decker, all black" which meant portion of chocolate cream.

Edge density represents the mean portion of pixels that represent edges over the entire spatiotemporal segment.

Case-patients ate a mean portion size of approximately 143 cm and 3 cm thick.

Mean portion estimates by food were compared against reference amounts with t-tests.

The mean portion of milk per day (g) was significantly lower in RFU children compared to LC children (56 (67) g and 170 (90) g respectively, p = 0.02).

Assuming a mean portion size of 135 g for fish and 200 g for shellfish (data from the French SU.VI.MAX study [ 23]), this corresponds to a mean daily intake of about 20.4 g/day of fish and 19.7 g/day of shellfish.

By bigger I mean portions, everywhere you go!

However, if the information is combined with quantitative data about mean portions, the assessment could be semi-quantitative [ 56- 58].