Sentence examples for this means experience from inspiring English sources

This means experience providing lactation assistance to pregnant and breastfeeding women and educating families under supervision.

This meant experience in smaller Trusts and specialist surgical and radiological centres were excluded, and may limit transferability of findings.

This means they experience change, and thus time, so must be slower than light.

Patches rebalance and alter games after release, and this means the experience that you wanted to recapture, the one in your head, now only exists between your ears.

This also meant experiencing science herself, not just teaching it, which led her to seek out opportunities to participate in science firsthand.

This may mean experiencing it for themselves or hearing of success from trusted peers or colleagues.

This means providing experiences and opportunities early that bring together doctors, managers and other clinical groups to build experience, relationships and understanding.

This means personalised experiences, notifications rather than email and showing people what their friends are doing.

This means that experienced people are in a good position to negotiate their salaries.

This means that experiences in the field are not sufficiently evaluated, and information is lacking on how to further develop programmes to demonstrate and increase effectiveness.

This means that you experience but don't think.