Sentence examples for means so that from inspiring English sources

When given alive, the organisms are weakened, or attenuated, by some laboratory means so that they still stimulate antibodies but do not produce their characteristic disease.

As the amount of speech available per individual speaker is typically much less than required to train the speaker model from scratch, the GMSM is produced by adapting UBM means so that the resulting model best describes the available speaker data.

Learn what different cat body language means so that you can use it to show cats and humans how you feel.

For each phase of the moon, it is a good idea to explain what this means, so that anyone reading the chart can immediately work out which phase of the moon they are looking at and why it is so called.

The prince reveals, bitterly, that he has conjured up this luxury beyond his means so that she can get money.

We want people to share that information through Interpol or some other means so that everyone can benefit from it.

Know what I mean?" So that's that settled – he'll be accepting, with a knowing wink.

Note that in these interaction terms the covariable was centered at zero by subtracting its mean so that means rather than intercepts were compared for the main effects.

"It's meant so that the hungover Looper is likely going to hit the guy".

She smiles as she recalls how she instructed her subordinates to "look really mean" so that the mother would take the threat of jail seriously.

Decide what those feelings mean so that you can respond to them with the powers of reason.