Sentence examples for again in the average from inspiring English sources

The Conservative lead over Labour widened again in the average forecast over the past week.

The classical qEEG spectral features for each channel are obtained in a similar manner, again in the average montage.

Despite a considerable increase in 1999, which fell again in 2010, the average size of agricultural plots (home gardens, cultivated areas, and fallow) steadily decreased throughout these periods.

An explanation for this situation could again be found in the average number of ratings for items, which was substantially higher for items in the SCC.

In Britain, again, the average daily use of a mobile telephone in the past five years has remained about 3 to 3.5 minutes per subscriber.

Although the unemployment rate did spike in the 1980s, it eventually went back down again, so the average unemployment rate in the 1990s was similar to the rate in the 1970s.

Jordan led the league in scoring again in the 1987 88 season, averaging 35.0 ppg on 53.5% shooting and won his first league MVP Award.

Measured in years again, "the average non-poor White student is about three and a half years ahead in learning compared to the average poor Black student".

So if we look at the Fourier series coefficients for this, is zeroth coefficient, again, is the average value, which in this case, is 1/2.

This can be seen in Fig. 3 again, where the average compressor power is much higher for Case II than Case I.

Doses of chemotherapy, and number of transfusions, radiotherapy sessions, imaging procedures, biopsies and consultations were multiplied by their respective unit costs (again taking the average of 2009 prices in France and Italy).