Sentence examples for a weak average of from inspiring English sources

An opening of £82,500 resulted, yielding a weak average of £611.

The disappointment Landing in lowly 19th place, with takings of £79,000 from 158 screens, Trash delivered a weak average of £501 per venue.

The Gunman, from Taken director Pierre Morel, debuted with £406,000 from 400 cinemas, yielding a weak average of £1,015.

A weekend gross of £110,000 yielded a weak site average of £482.

An opening gross of £147,000 delivered a weak screen average of £988.

The UK never looked likely to buck that trend, and so it proved, with a debut gross here of just under £28,000, yielding a weak site average of £233.

Considering the weak average intensities of the data sets, the Rmerge of ∼10% is very acceptable.

It is therefore questionable whether the weak average innervation of L4 spiny stellates by POm (Figs 6 and 8; cf. Fig. 5 C ; 22 ± 10 POm boutons total, see Table 1) and the innervation of L2 pyramidal neurons by VPM (Figs 6 and 8; cf. Fig. 5 B ; 16 ± 14 VPM boutons total, see Table 1) in fact represent significant thalamic input to these neurons.

On the other hand, as the trend in the control set of nearest serines is weaker, averaging of the substitution vectors would simply dilute the observation.

Released on a combined 1,900-plus 1,900-plushe five filmscreensed a combined £1.99m (including previews of £117,000), delivering a weak overall sitheaverage ofivest over £1,000.

Originally planned for a limited release before going somewhat wider at the last minute, "Jane Got a Gun," starring Natalie Portman, grossed an estimated $275,000 on Friday for a weak per-theater average of about $227.