Sentence examples for upon means from inspiring English sources
The phrase "upon means" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure. Example: "The decision was made upon means that were not fully understood."
Although Democritus provides a remarkable anticipation of the modern doctrine of eliminativist materialism, we sorely miss his account of how conventions themselves the consciously agreed upon means of common reference emerge from the dancing atoms.
Having a community to rely upon means that you're surrounded by people who know exactly what it is you're going through.
That this kind of relationship has become common and that this kind of relationship isn't frowned upon, means I have found a way to interact with wonderful people in a way that doesn't make me nervous.
Countries first attempt to settle any disputes stemming from the 1982 convention and its provisions through negotiations or other agreed-upon means of their choice (e.g., arbitration).
There is no universally agreed-upon means for converting malaria transmission data from WHO and the Malaria Atlas Project into EIR for each country, though much progress has been made recently in understanding the relationship between different measures of transmission [ 36].
Section of the proximal and distal one-thirds of the IOM had no significant effect upon mean distal ulnar force or mean IOM force.
Females selected stands for reproduction based upon mean DBH of trees ⩾15 cm and the position of the stand within their non-denning home range.
The greatest attention to the UK wind climatology has focused upon mean windspeeds, despite a knowledge of gust speeds being essential to a variety of users.
Depending upon mean sirolimus trough levels of each patient, severe wound-healing complications were seen in 3 patients, resulting in bronchial airway dehiscence in 2 patients with lethal outcome in 1 patient.
We elected to analyze the data further by breaking the patients into two groups based upon mean follow-up time.
This paper provides estimates of chronic exposure to pesticides based upon mean residue levels found in the TDS and reliance on average food consumption patterns for the General US population and for population subgroups.
