Sentence examples similar to means which also from inspiring English sources

In their paper, Kim and Jeon (2013) have proposed a credibility theory based on truncation of the loss data, or the trimmed mean, which also contains the classical credibility theory of Bühlmann (1967) as a special case.

The word Corbie in Old English, or Danish, or something, means Crow, which also happens to be the bird that I am when I am not a human.

Our overall method can be used as a black-box procedure for clustering methods relying on K-means rounding, which also include spectral clusterings.

Each new therapy means a new evaluation, which also means a yet another new label column.

In this event, adjusted means are reported which also control for baseline levels of scores.

"Usually when the yield climbs above 7 or 8percentt it starts to mean distress," Mr. Burns said, which also means that such a yield may not be sustainable.

Which also means making Britain a party of permanent coalition government.

Which also means you can rest your wallet a little bit.

But before moving on, a thought about terminology, which also means attitude.

I want to see the BBC's news machine preserved, which also means its online offering.

The building is wheelchair friendly, which also means it is old-dog friendly.