Sentence examples for meanwhile mean from inspiring English sources

Years of aggressive monetary easing in the United States, meanwhile, mean that there is more cash looking for yields — some of which has flowed into promising markets in Asia and elsewhere.

Meanwhile, mean arterial pressure decreased from 93 (81 to 101) to 75 (69 to 83) mm Hg.

Meanwhile, mean adjusted changes from baseline body weight ranged from −1.0 to −4.54 kg with dapagliflozin, compared with +1.8 to −2.12 kg for placebo (Table  2).

Meanwhile, mean SWV of the benign and malignant lesions in each group was also shown in this table.

Meanwhile, mean serum testosterone and DHEA-S concentrations rapidly decreased at each dose level following a single dose of AA, and on day 8 in cycle 1 the concentrations were almost below the quantification limit, regardless of the dose level.

Meanwhile, mean scores of Perceptions of hospital management (49.4 ± 24.0) and Perceptions of unit management (53.4 ± 24.5) were relatively low.> Between the two hospitals, there was no difference in the percentage of the positive answers in each safety factors, except for Perception of unit management.

A deeper recession, meanwhile, means a worse fiscal position.

Involving foreign powers, meanwhile, means the revolution has to dance to those powers' agendas.

The declining value of the euro, meanwhile, means that your pounds will go further this summer.

Modern medicine, meanwhile, means the hulk's weakened immune system is less likely to expose him to lethal infection.

The nature of the game, meanwhile, means that this fluorescent pink wave will most likely endure for years.