Sentence examples for advancing the average from inspiring English sources

After advancing, the average price rose another 121.8 percent from Round 2 to $266.34 for the Western Conference Finals match-up against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Considering the higher living standard in Beijing, it is reasonable that the prevalence of CVD risk factors in our cohort advanced the average levels in China.

He was one of the "700-euro generation" of youth who struggled to advance beyond the average Greek salary.

Mr Tsipras cut his professional teeth while working as a civil engineer and was one of the "700-euro generation", a term coined in 2007 to describe young people who struggled to advance beyond the average Greek salary.

It is possible that these two studies found no effect on duration of symptoms because the campaigns may have advanced both the average date of symptom discovery and the average date of presentation, which would lead to presentation at an earlier stage, but would have no effect on duration of symptoms.

With technological advances, the average natural gas well occupies only about half an acre of land, which by law must be restored after production ends.

Thanks largely to technological advances, the average "finding and development" cost of oil has fallen to a third of the $20 a barrel it was two decades ago.

Thanks to technological advances, the average dollar bill now circulates for 40 months, up from 18 months two decades ago, according to Federal Reserve estimates.

Landfall forecasts were very accurate; from three days prior, the average track forecast error for its landfall was only 36 miles (58 km), and for 48 hours in advance the average track error was 18 miles (29 km).

With technological advances, the average read length has been continually increasing.

However, even with medical advances, the average 5-year survival rate of patients is a moderate 64.9%% [ 3].