Sentence examples for mid for which from inspiring English sources
An additional way to assess the size of effects is to compare the ES with the minimal important difference (MID) for which the estimate is based on the standard error of measurement (SEM) [ 34].
Mount Snow, Vt., is among a few ski areas that have such programs running from Thanksgiving through mid-April for which students bring classwork from their home high schools.
His responsibilities included "the planning, training and execution of highly successful recoveries of Apollo spacecraft in the Mid-Pacific", for which he was awarded a third Legion of Merit.
The second structure is a mid-rise building for which acceleration data were measured in 10 different setups.
Great Britain have been left without any opposition for the mid-season international for which their coach, Brian Noble, has pushed so hard after New Zealand withdrew because of the refusal by Australian clubs to release their Kiwi players.
The Atlantic's contributing editor Jonathan Rauch described several such cases (including his own) in his cover story on mid-life crisis, for which he interviewed me about my research.
In other words, he's not resentful of Eduardo's social success but of the overall social whirl, and world, that seem to have changed the rules on him mid-race and for which he is unprepared.
Each pair of distributions was homogeneous except the mid-point method, for which the test statistic was very close to the critical value of W r = 0.18.
Where I'm more cautious is regarding the pace by which creators will adopt this and the percent of mid-tail creators for which this is a good fit.
Gravity waves in the thermosphere can then act as potential triggers for Rayleigh–Taylor type plasma instability in the equatorial and mid-latitude ionosphere, for which the polarization electric field amplifies the inhomogeneity of ionospheric conductivity by moving plasma vertically through the ExB drift.
We processed mid-vaginal reads for which: (1) valid primer and multiplex identifier sequences were observed; (2) less than 10% of base calls had a quality score less than 10; (3) the average quality score was greater than Q20; and (4) the read length was between 200 and 540 bases.
