Sentence examples for access an average from inspiring English sources

We were pleasantly surprised by the access an average visitor has to all but the most delicate crops.

There are usually three people in front of the kiosk during an interaction, and they access an average of four services over a three-minute period.

They accessed an average of 1.5 ambulatory care visits per year.

One year after completion of the last workshop, the site was being accessed an average of 19 times a day.

During the 12 months, 21.6% of participants accessed at least one service; these participants accessed an average of 3.69 services (s.d.=3.08).=3.08

Those finding the breastfeeding helpline easy to access were significantly more satisfied than those who found it difficult to access, scoring an average 0.25 (95% CI 0.08 to 0.41) higher satisfaction score.

Health centers in low GNI countries reported reliable access to an average of 17 technologies (74%; 95% CI 66%82%%), centers in lower-middle GNI countries reported reliable access to an average of 18 technologies (79%; 95% CI 71%87%%), and centers in upper-middle GNI countries reported access to an average of 21 technologies (90%; 95% CI 84%97%%).

The obvious question is – as the number of prison officers falls, and the public sector tries to imitate the lower costs of private prisons – how much access does an average prisoner have to a prison library?

The spectral dependence of the decay time, which was fitted using sigmoidal function, gives access to an average decay time, centred at a given energy, with a phenomenological broadening constant.

Families typically watch only about 16 to 20 channels even though they have access to an average of 180 different channels -- which is why so many consumers are eager to be able to pick and choose which channels they receive rather than being forced to buy packages with dozens of channels they may not want.

The Marshfield Clinic Personalized Medicine Research Project PMRPP) is a population-based biobank with approximately 20,000 adult participants and access to an average of 30 years of medical history data [ 5- 7].