Sentence examples for mid instead of from inspiring English sources

Jaeschke and colleagues [ 20] define a minimal clinically important difference (MCID) (we use MID instead of MCID to avoid confusion) as "the smallest difference in score... which patients perceive as beneficial and which would mandate, in the absence of troublesome side-effects and excessive cost, a change in the patient's management".

At Ares Management, a financial services firm, employees have been told they will receive bonuses in mid-December instead of mid-January.

Mr. Reid moved Tuesday to change the House-passed bill, shortening the stopgap spending measure so it would finance the government only through mid-November instead of mid-December.

"If your credit is in the mid-600s instead of the mid-700s, that could be as much as an extra percentage point on your mortgage rate," Mr. Kolko said, referring to the widely used FICO credit score.

Aside from them thinking that I was in my mid-50s instead of my mid-40s, it was better than I thought.

"Now I can open in mid-December instead of next year".

Without her, the Soviet Union might not have developed an atomic bomb until the mid-50s, instead of joining the nuclear club in 1949.

Mr. Paterson said he would take the unusual step of submitting an executive budget more than a month early — in mid-December instead of late January — in an effort to stave off a downgrade of the state's financial rating.

In simple terms, the generalized energy method modifies the Newmark method by applying the equation of motion to a general mid-point instead of to the end point.

There was no penalty on flax seed yield for haying the cover crop in mid-summer instead of incorporating it into the soil by tillage, across all three sites.

Using mid-quotes instead of traded prices avoids any bid-ask bounce effects, which would induce negative first-order autocorrelation in returns (see, e.g., Roll 1984; Kaul and Nimalendran 1990; Jegadeesh 1990).