Sentence examples for perfectly mean from inspiring English sources

CI = confidence interval; OR = odd ratio,* dropped: predicts failure perfectly Mean time to diagnosis (i.e. time elapsed between first symptoms recalled by the patient and beginning of treatment) was 2.1 ± 3.1 months (range: 0-12, Figure 2) without any statistical difference between the different groups in terms of socio-demographic and clinical characteristics in multivariate analysis.

Making it perfectly level meant that no water could pool and start a wetland.

Being in any position except that of standing perfectly still meant that you knocked your limbs up against the shower walls or the sliding glass door.

Believing that not being perfectly slim means you're fat is a common misperception.

Maybe you think, "I must be flawless," or "If I don't do this perfectly it means I'm a failure and I can't stand failure".

Their work blends fashion and art perfectly, which means an ad they shoot for Gucci will have as much creativity and originality as their personal projects.

You can't do everything perfectly, which means you're going to get constructive feedback every once in a while.

And when I say perfectly knit, I mean it.

That doesn't mean perfectly good shopping bags need to go to the landfills.

Many people might assume "perfectly safe" to mean that the vaccine is not capable of causing serious injury.

But bilateral doesn't mean perfectly symmetrical: One earlobe might hang slightly lower than the other, someone's left wrist might be just a bit wider than their right.