Sentence examples for meant identity from inspiring English sources

During her previous stint as an undergraduate, she had spent all her time protesting the underrepresentation of women and minorities in the curriculum and the media; campus politics in 1989 had mostly meant identity politics.

"That may mean identity experimentation has bigger privacy consequences today than for past generations, but it doesn't mean teens don't desire privacy overall".

Of course, this does not mean identity is really what matters.

Rather, we mean "identity" in the sense of what a thing is, or which thing of a certain kind a thing is.

0.0 means identity between miRNA and target site.

That doesn't mean Identities isn't a fun experience.

One would expect a 'transworld' identity to mean an identity that holds across (and hence within) one world, not an identity that holds between objects in distinct worlds.

By synchronic identity we mean an identity holding at a single time.

By diachronic identity we mean an identity holding between something existing at one time and something existing at another.

Over this 390 bp alignment, these genes are almost identical (mean percent identity = 98.6%).

The pairwise nucleotide identity across all sequences in each set is roughly normally distributed around mean 52.8% (minimum mean identity 35.3%, maximum mean identity 93.9%, standard deviation 8%).