Sentence examples for again on average from inspiring English sources

When these four polls were conducted in mid-May, again on average 74% of Labour supporters indicated that they would vote remain.

Until science has a greater impact again on average daily living standards, the political problem will be in learning to live within our means.

Since the implementation of Harrington's recommendations, the outcomes from WCA assessments have changed dramatically, with the numbers of new claims being awarded unconditional support on the grounds that they are not expected to work again on average 36% higher than a year earlier.

Now, this is true, by the way, in the general U.S. population as well, and it's one of those paradoxes that has occupied stress researchers: how is it possible that a group — in this case, let's say, blacks in the U.S. — are undoubtedly exposed to prejudice and discrimination more so than whites, again, on average; how is it possible that you don't see this relationship in this population?

Finally, and again on average, stable systems with overall feedback inhibition respond faster to fluctuations in the metabolite concentrations.

If mobile revenues are growing by 9percentt quarterly — again, on average — 41 and 9 make 50, leaving the remaining 50percentt for desktop ad revenues.

The Tories would win again and again because, on average, their supporters are wealthier.

For rheumatoid arthritis we have evidence from a randomised control trial where CBT again paid for itself (saving on average £1,700 for an expenditure of £1,000) (Sharpe et al. (2001)).

Long-term oxygen therapy was more frequently used in INSIGHTS-IPF (31%) than in the CAPACITY study arms (17 28%), again indicating, on average, more severe disease in real clinical practice settings.

Students assigned to the low-prestige committees were, again, less nervous, on average, about choosing a female participant.

The show can never expect to do so well again; last season, on average, its share was about thirteen per cent.