The phrase "a relatively small average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or comparisons where the average value is lower than what is typically expected or observed.
Example: "In this study, we found a relatively small average in the participants' response times, indicating that they were quicker than anticipated."
Alternatives: "a comparatively low average" or "a modest average."
Using these methods, W with a relatively small average distance can be achieved.
Conversely, by letting take positive values, for example, for as in Figure 5, the average buffer occupancy can be kept under control (with a relatively small average buffer occupancy of samples, in this case).
It is obvious that for several targets with a larger average size (e.g. average number of heavy atoms or molecular weight) of their datasets (e.g. HIV1PR and ERBB2), their performance after normalization was penalized quite significantly, and vice versa for targets that show a relatively small average size (e.g. PNP), their performance after normalizations has been improved (Table 3).
The proposed classification scheme resulted in a relatively small average error difference of 0.0414 on the USA dataset, and 0.0324 on the Netherlands dataset.
The 150 mg q2w dose group yielded a relatively small average decrease from baseline in neutrophil count at Week 12 (figure 4A).
The parameters that deliver a good empirical match reveal an environment with rather high search costs for individuals and poor labor demand conditions for older workers (summarized in relatively small average wage offers and a sizable chance of failing to receive any offer at all).
This might be due to differences in the methodology employed and the relatively small average size of the Micromonas TAP families, resulting in a comparatively large amplitude of sensitivity and PPV even if only a few classifications differ.
Based upon the proposed theory, a construct strategy was developed for designing the ETC by altering the equivalent interaction angle with the direction of heat flow: relatively small average interaction angle for thermal conduction and relatively large one for thermal insulation.
For relatively small average glottal openings, as in modal phonation, the noisy component is much lower in amplitude than the periodic component; while for relatively large glottal openings, voicing does not occur and only noise (aspiration) is generated.
The relatively small average reductions in ablated mice (5 10%) accounted for the discrepancy.
These curves indicate relatively small average biases between extractions for most patients.
