Sentence examples for means with three from inspiring English sources

That means with three games left, the Cardinals are now only ONE game back in the wild card!

We chose to use measurements of positive- and negative-sense RNA at multiple time points for three multiplicities of infection (1, 10, and 100), as well as measurements of virion numbers at multiple times for MOI 10; this amounted to 27 measured means, with three data points for each mean.

Three families of trigonometric functions and means with two parameters and their properties are presented in Sections 3-5.

It means with two games to go Wales remain second in the group, five points behind group leaders England who beat Ukraine 2-1 away.

Not only could you specify two words near to each other, but you could specify exactly how near they had to be, e.g., "n2" meant with "two words" between them.

It means dealing with three other problems: public insecurity, lack of economic confidence and political cynicism.

The third most frequent circumstantial meaning in Kennedy et al. is Manner: means, with eight instances.

A single Danish word often means three or four things, with meaning determined by context.

He is also clearly still a man of substantial means, with six houses, two of which are in South Africa.

In fact, the above transformation for means with two variables can be immediately stated in a similar manner for means involving several variables.

A one-sample t-test comparing the means with zero revealed that the distribution of means was not biased to either the left or right [t(211) = 1.04, ns].