Sentence examples for means represented from inspiring English sources

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The Jackson era, too, by no means represented a triumph of the kind of economic equality espoused by Paine, Herman Husband, Thomas Young, James Cannon and the democratic-finance populists of 1760s and 1770s.

$Means represented by the same small case letter in each column are not significantly different as per LSD (α=0.05).

Means represented by the same small case letter are not significantly different as per two tailed t-test assuming unequal variance at α = 0.05 for survival during hardening or plantlet growth till flowering.

Throughout the manuscript data has been presented as means ± Standard Error (mean) and means represented by the same letter are not significantly different according to the stated criterion of comparison.

Unlike Ho and Lanfear (2010), a lognormal distribution, with the means represented in real space and a standard deviation of 1 Myr, was used as the prior shape for all calibration points with the exception of the root (note that this contrasts with use of minimum-age priors, e.g., Ho and Lanfear 2010).

The point is that these mullahs by no means represent true Islam.

Being on the count means representing your car.

That means representing people in family court and housing court.

Elizabeth: Communicating through digital means represents a major change for the human race.

The four medoids, as separated by k-means, represented groups that varied both in PTA and reliabilities.