Sentence examples for senior mean from inspiring English sources

Does being a college-bound senior mean having very little time for yourself?

Spectator: What does "senior" mean?

Being a senior means leading the rest of the student body to a successful school year.

This community consists of 12 privately owned apartment buildings housing 2730 seniors (mean age = 79, SD = 9.53) and 64 local businesses housed in a public mall adjacent to the apartment buildings.

66 Two negative studies in older seniors (mean ages 85 and 84 years, respectively) utilized bolus dosing of ergocalciferol 100,000 units (every 3 months and every 4 months, respectively), which may explain their finding of lack of efficacy to prevent falls and fractures.

A 2005 study of 625 independent and institutionalized older seniors (mean age 83 years) found that ergocalciferol (10,000 IU weekly then 1000 IU daily) and calcium carbonate 600 mg daily demonstrated an incident rate ratio of falling of 0.73 (95% CI 0.57 0.95) compared to placebo.

However, smaller car-dependency of the seniors means they are accustomed to choose implicitly other transport modes and thus driving cessation does not have such a critical impact on their lives, both in terms of physiological and psychological health [2] since they are already accustomed to walking or using public transport.

Hillary also knows that supporting our seniors means supporting their caregivers.

Combined freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior responders (mean of RWU + PC) for A vs. B differ in c to f, sign test two-tail P ≤ 0.05.

Making sure it is a senior role means no one can get off the hook".

ball last summer, before her senior season, meant the college scouts wouldn't focus on her.