Sentence examples for meant changes were from inspiring English sources

David Griffith, director of public and governmental affairs at the National Association of State Boards of Education, said the bill meant changes were ahead for education officials around the country.

Scotland came from behind to beat Romania 34-24 in their opening fixture at Rugby Park Stadium and the unconvincing performance coupled with the proximity of the matches meant changes were inevitable for the second match.

For trials reporting only pre- and postintervention values, mean change was obtained by subtracting pre- from postmeasurements.

That doesn't mean change isn't possible, just that the argument will carry on getting sidetracked to focus on tiny differences rather than the much greater similarities.

Colleagues will get scared because it means change is forced on them.

"The scale of the financial situation facing all councils means change is inevitable".

That doesn't mean change is impossible.

That means change is the only way forward.

And while the weight of that is nearly crushing, it means change is within our control, and won't just be happenstance.

Statistically significant mean changes were observed in some laboratory analytes.

Thus, median rather than mean changes were calculated.