Sentence examples for moreover mean from inspiring English sources

Moreover mean ± 2S.D. was used to exclude odd data.

Moreover mean pain in visual analogue scale relieved from 6,03 to 2,12 (64,84%; p=0.02).

Moreover, mean WBC count was highest in the patients admitted with gangrene of the limb (20 × 103/μl vs. 14 × 103/μl) which was statistically significant (P = 0.02).

Moreover, mean temperature and relative humidity between 9 00 and 11 00 were recorded using a thermo-hygrometer (WSB-2, China) during the experimental period (Fig. 1).

Moreover, mean accuracy during the dual task blocks of the ASRT (Figure 2D) was significantly lower in the math condition (Mean = 95.8, SD = 4.05) than in the sentence condition (Mean = 96.8, SD = 2.45; p = 0.04), while we found no differences between sentence-word (p = 0.35), and word-math conditions (p = 0.14).

Moreover, mean, median and standard deviation were calculated for the variable age.

These courts based their decisions on state constitutions, which, moreover, means that the United States Supreme Court almost certainly could not review those particular rulings, even if it were inclined to.

Moreover, means comparison analyses indicated that there was no significant difference between male and female students in terms of being affected by such factors in their choices.

Austerity, moreover, meant that the case for openness lacked the support of social reform that Churchill and Lloyd George could count on in the Edwardian era.

I have heard other students say, and have said myself, that asking for an extension from a professor jeopardizes our credibility and moreover means we have failed.

Their political disenfranchisement, moreover, meant that "these rules are almost totally ignored, and because the employee is tied to the employer, the latter can ignore the rules and treat foreign workers as they please".