Sentence examples for that were one from inspiring English sources

Compared to the mean, AMI mortality has fallen approximately 0.31 percentage points per year faster in places that were one standard deviation higher on our market structure index (on a base mortality of 13.82% during the 2002 8 period).

The two journalists killed, both of them television cameramen, were on balconies on the 14th and 15th floors, in rooms that were one above the other.

Despite constituting a tiny fraction of canopy biomass, flowers supported invertebrate densities that were one to three orders of magnitude greater than on the leaves.

For each of these months the views were grouped according to the age of the reports (e.g. views of report that were one month old, two moths old, and so on, until 44 months old).

We installed these instruments on the first floor of reinforced concrete buildings that were one- to four-stories high, and the accelerometers were fixed to the floor with bolts.

Using a DC power source as a proxy of GICs, Takasu et al. (1994) performed experiments on DC excitation for scale models with linear dimensions that were one third to one half of those of actual power transformers.

They largely relied on direct mail and print advertising, communications that were one-way, not to mention expensive, scattershot and impersonal.

A small, clever team (that were one-time WWDC student scholarship recipients) built a tool so useful on iOS that Apple itself essentially copped that they couldn't do it better and bought it.

Criticism of President Obama has gone so far that DC bus stops had life-size posters with images that were one-half President Bush and one-half President Obama asking "Who's better on AIDS?".

Bode Miller was disqualified from a World Cup slalom race by the International Ski Federation for wearing boots that were one-hundredth of an inch too high.

Samsung, RCA, and LG Electronics introduced 75-cm (30-in) screen CRT TV receivers that were one-third slimmer than earlier models.