Sentence examples for means the differences from inspiring English sources

That means the differences over that year could have been a result of chance.

The WBGT difference means the differences between WBGT at the time of starting the air conditioning and the average of the peak WBGT wave pattern (see Fig. 6).

Since the peak EWT value is about (34,{hbox {mm}}/{hbox {yr}}) in Fig. 4b and (24,{hbox {mm}}/{hbox {yr}}) in Fig. 4a, that means the differences between the peak EWT value in Fig. 4a, b are larger than their uncertainties and thus enough to be resolved.

Peak quantification means the differences in m over z values and the differences in intensity between the detected prevalent peaks and original spectrum are compared.

*Compared with Groups B and C, P > 0.05, which means the differences between Group A and the other groups are insignificant.

This means the differences between the intervention arms may have been biased by individual preferences, but this was not the main focus of the paper.

Securing food supply lines means the difference between death and survival.

For Cindy Laux and patients like her, a sensible solution means the difference between agony and relief.

How it's administered means the difference between life and death.

It even means the difference between life and death," she writes.

"[Family planning] means the difference between being empowered and feeling powerless.