Sentence examples for means separately from inspiring English sources
Since the responses have a marked co-variation structure, these provide enhanced power relative to univariate tests assessing differences in infection group means separately for each response [24].
Tell yourself about how much each goal means separately -- and that you really care about each and all of them together.
PBMS results are provided as means separately for groups using or not using DMT (disease modifying treatment), pre-test participants of (N = 50) and participants included in the randomized controlled trial (RCTN = 177).
Table 5 shows the means (separately for gay and straight) of the number of times participants reported having both receptive and insertive anal intercourse in the 30 days before interview.
Table 2 summarizes overall means, separately for cities that participated in all 3 years (cities in bold type in Figs 5) and for all cities per year (excluding cities that exhibited explainable anomalies, i.e. cities in italic type in Figs 5).
Thus, the statement My lawyer is a shark creates an imaginary space in which shark and lawyer no longer mean what they each meant separately; instead, they interact and emerge as a new concept: "It's only within the blend that the intended structure emerges" (Fauconnier and Turner 2003, 23).
BP measurements may vary according to child age, height, and sex; therefore, we calculated age- and height-specific BP z-scores using the population mean separately in girls and boys.
Then, for every active speech segment, we measured the power ratio (18) and calculated its temporal mean separately.
Autonomy doesn't mean working separately from others, but rather, using information to guide decision making [ 13].
Classifying the various specimens separately means that each must be fitted into a scheme of hominin descent, or phylogeny.
Aubert thinks that because the European and Indonesian cave paintings date from around the same time, it either means art developed separately and simultaneously in different parts of the world or "more likely that when humans left Africa 65,000 years ago they were already evolved with the capacity to make paintings".
