Meanings of mean pain in English

Death doesn't mean pain, but the end of it.

The trend is worrying financial planners, who say reduced savings now can mean pain later for retirees.

But He was also accepted, gladly, joyously, wholeheartedly accepted, even though it came to mean pain and shame.

Jody felt a little mean pain in his stomach, so he took out his pocketknife and cut off the bird's head.

Post hoc analysis also revealed a difference in mean pain scores between the speculum and both the CTA and the unimanual methods.

The mean pain score during the following 4 days was 2.19 in relaxed position and 4.28 with activity.

The mean pain score during the next 4 days was 2.84 in relaxed position and 5.65 with activity.

On the first day of the study, patients formerly treated with placebo had a significantly higher mean pain intensity score (2.

The overall mean pain score for fast bandaid removal was 0.92 and for slow bandaid removal was 1.58.

A senior Italian banker attending the World Economic Forum in Davos said any consolidation in the industry would mean pain and loss of jobs.

There were no significant associations between coping (total, problem-focused, and emotion-focused) and mean pain severity, but the direction of these relationships differed according to race.

In group I, the mean pain score on the operation day was 3.95 in relaxed position and 6.33 during physical activity like coughing.

Those who did and did not achieve fusion differed significantly in terms of the mean pain score (2.3 vs. 6.4, p=0.031).

That could mean pain for Chuqui workers, with some 1,700 expected to lose their jobs in coming years, putting Codelco's powerful unions on edge.

After the mindstone was removed, however, mistakes meant pain and often death.

Every breath forced his chest muscles to expand, every breath meant pain.