Sentence examples for neutral means from inspiring English sources

Like Zuckerberg, Brand saw tools as a neutral means to engage any and every user.

Even so, "people always think that neutral means white," she said, and that's not necessarily true.

Judges now believe that being "neutral" means letting even the most asinine case go before a jury.

* For those unfamiliar with fund manager speak, neutral means the fund manager is neither overweight nor underweight an asset class within its portfolio.

"The Big Lie told by the supporters of Proposal 2 is that grades and test scores are a neutral means for judging merit," he said.

So we have developed the Live HIV Neutral pledge and, for World Aids Day 2016, we want to see organisations taking the pledge and telling society what living HIV neutral means to them.

The strong correlation between neutral mean NAQ and stress mean NAQ suggests that inter-speaker variation in baseline voice quality is significantly greater than the voice quality changes induced by the physical task stress itself.

It was hovering around the neutral mean.

This difference is caused by a more than halving of their competition coefficients on average (all αij = 1 for neutral, mean αij (i≠j) = 0.45 for Lotka-Volterra, mean ratio of 0∶1 values = 58∶42 for dominant-fugitive).

Regarding the usefulness of the training experience for work, participants were rather neutral (mean: 3.40, SD: 0.737) (see Table 6).

A neutral mean FST was enforced by removing potentially non-neutral loci after calculating an initial mean FST, as recommended by Antao et al. [ 57].