Sentence examples for means with high from inspiring English sources

Recording 30 or more cows for 3 d or more represented the overall means with high accuracy (R2 > 0.9), but using fewer cows or fewer days per cow resulted in poorer estimates of the farm mean.

One of the important promises of nanotechnology is the development of techniques and tools for cancer diagnosis using safe, noninvasive, low-cost means with high resolution and sensitivity.

Which means with a higher W/C- ratio, the capillary pore volume is larger, implying the CSH and Portlandite volume is smaller.

4) Reliability of cooperative communication means that with high reliability, real-time and robust data streaming service would be provided for users.  .

As Shell learned during their troubled 2012 drilling season, Arctic exploration means dealing with high winds, rough seas, shifting ice, and very sparse infrastructure.

The total score as well as the subscales scores are calculated via means with higher scores indicating more ineffective parenting behaviour.

Except "hand-picked" turns out to mean books with high customer ratings and high sales.

Some Americans worry that their labour markets are becoming "Europeanised", by which they mean saddled with high long-term unemployment and low mobility.

By premium, he meant programs with high or expected high ratings like first-run episodes of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" and reruns of series like "Everybody Loves Raymond," "Friends," "Seinfeld" and "Will and Grace".

It means that, with higher energy harvesting rate, TCM-EH-ET prefers to leave less time for energy harvesting but more time for data transmission.

= 0.01 gPS means genes with highest posterior scores are selected.