Sentence examples for means which often from inspiring English sources

A major clinical challenge for NTF-based therapy is that NTFs need to be delivered into the brain via invasive means, which often shows limited delivery efficiency.

The method is shown to be optimal for detection in the Neyman-Pearson sense, it returns an envelope spectrum comparable to the best that can be obtained by other means – which often require a careful pre-filtering step – from which fault frequencies can be identified, and it eventually returns the fault signal from which subsequent severity/health indicators can be computed.

Different responses to insect herbivory and mechanical damage have been frequently reported in plants and are attributed to the inability to simulate insect herbivory by mechanical means, which often underestimate the damage produced by insect feeding.

But when it comes to protecting ecosystems, sooner or later often means later, which often means too late.

However, many reports used the standardized response mean (SRM) which often results in similar values (see in Results) as the ES – determination and interpretation: see in Methods [ 14].

Creating big plays requires taking risks (which often means blitzing).

Prog songs are supposed to have range, which often means they lack a center.

Institutions must respect the family's wishes, which often means silence.

Some people are happy working around their family obligations, which often means working late at night.

About 73% of them came for family re-unification, which often means they are unskilled.

Dietary experts say this is a time when people satisfy their craving for carbohydrates, which often means comfort food.