Sentence examples for affected an average from inspiring English sources
The government's own modelling estimates that more than 330,000 children from low-income families in Great Britain will be hit by the benefit cap, costing those affected an average of £63 a week.
Patients suffering from chronic urticaria have their sleep affected an average of three times per week.
Outbreaks affected an average of 11.4 patients (median 11; range 1 30) and an average of 3.2 staff (median 2; range 0 20).
The study in Chest magazine called dry air a possible contributing factor, and one of Dr. Cruickshank's co-authors, Dr. Richard Gorlin, said that the oxygen-poor environment could mildly affect an average person, but for those with marginal circulation problems, it could cause trouble.
This syndrome affects an average 4% of adult males and 2% of adult females in the population, increasing as of the fifth decade of life [2 7].
Estimates predict it will cost the 660,000 households it will affect an average of £15 per week.
Nevertheless, this affects an average of only 0.13% of the cases.
Between 2000 and 2012, disasters killed 1.2 million people and affected an annual average of 268 million people.
It is pointed out that extreme positive factor scores (≥1) reflected areas most affected and negative scores (≤−1) reflected areas unaffected by the process represented by the factor, while near-zero scores reflected areas affected to an average degree of the process.
Those affected lose an average £14 a week in housing benefit.
HMRC emphasised that the people affected had an average gross income of £262,000.
