Sentence examples for means were substantial from inspiring English sources

Differences between group means were substantial; for example.

It was possible to adjust the mean utilities valued by the Dutch and German value sets to make them reflect mean UK utilities as there were substantial differences between these value sets.

That means there are substantial savings to local authorities.

Remarkable is that the ICC's of the mean CoP deviations and mean velocities are substantial in almost all the postural tests and that the ICC's of the maximal value, range or standard deviations are low.

The mean improvement was substantial (VAS decrease ≥20) for leg pain.

For large λ, x0 represents only a tiny fraction of the population and fluctuations of the mean can be substantial even for very large N.

Moreover, the mean distance was substantial regardless of the location of suspicious lesions, 14.9 ± 7.1 mm in the base and 9.4 ± 5.2 mm in the apex, but significantly higher in the base (P value = 0.004).

This means that there are substantial political rewards awaiting the politician who becomes the voice of an intellectually vigorous conservatism.

32 However, the imprecision around QALY differences means that there is substantial uncertainty around this ICER.

Lack of consensus about optimal treatment means that there is substantial latitude in the choice of antibiotics for diabetic foot infections, with the likely result that there will be substantial variation in practice.

The fact that the study covered the whole population meant that there was substantial heterogeneity in both the socio-demographic characteristics of the sample as well as types of food environment to which they were exposed.