Sentence examples for stronger mean from inspiring English sources

Does "stronger" mean feudal?

There was no difference in fasting rectal activity, but patients had a stronger mean rectal postprandial response during 60 minutes compared with volunteers.

Finally, stronger mean scaling may underlie another difference from previous work; analyzing networks with (1/N) scaling, other authors have found population-level oscillations via Hopf bifurcations in reduced equations for mean activity [35, 36].

For instance, the excess of autoregulation in the low regulon-size Ys (Fig. 1.D, orange line, low class) is also reflected in a stronger mean FFLness observed in the low class ATFs with respect to the non-autoregulated ones (compare mean FFLness values of low class in Fig. 2.B and Fig. 2.C, respectively).

Specifically, adolescents showed stronger mean activity within arMPFC to social vs. basic emotion than did adults, whereas adults showed stronger mean activity within left ATC for this contrast compared to adolescents.

In gene microarrays, 4 of 5 datasets showed stronger mean expression of NURR1 in normal breast as compared to transformed breast.

Often, stronger means smaller.

Rajan even suggested that this might be the stronger means by which central banks impact the economy.

Although this produced some important information, a stronger means of international comparison is required.

For that matter, what does "strong" mean?

"If he's that strong, mean, beast from the east, he should have gone for the knockout.