Sentence examples for agreement on average from inspiring English sources

Over half (56 %) had been told that their MBC had progressed.> Table  2 displays the mean scores of the most strongly agreed with statements (lower scores indicate stronger agreement on average).

For examiner 1, the mean range was given by 1.05 m/s ± 0.85, indicating that the intraexaminer measurement agreement deviates on average about one score unit while examiner 2 had a mean range of 0.92 m/s ± 0.74 which corresponds with a slightly better agreement.

The model performed well with an index of agreement of (on average) 94% when compared with tidal data from 23 stations located throughout the system.

Implicitly, it is assumed that the paired differences of the whole target population from which the sample was taken follow a normal distribution; then, the Bland-Altman limits of agreement comprise, on average, 95% of all observations according to the 68-95-99.7 rule [8] and can be interpreted as prediction interval.

Nonetheless, they are all in general agreement that on average heterotypic DENV immunity does not protect against illness for more than 3 years.

But after that, reaching an agreement on an average annual value was much more complicated.

But this is overridden by collective agreements which, on average, provide for 14 weeks of paid parental leave, again at full pay.

In 2015, gross minimum wages in collective agreements were on average 9.41 euros/h including the 13th and the 14th month (if paid), 17.7% higher than in 2008 when they were around 8 euros/h.

There were high PIs for both urination and defecation owing to their rarity of reporting (1.4% and 0.1% of all ratings, respectively), and thus despite high % agreement (both with on average over 90% agreement between observers), their κ values were low and thus the reliability of these signs is inconclusive.

For ( overline{AD} ) to RL, LD had the best agreement (17 % on average) with MC, whereas SK had the poorest agreement (−60 % on average).

Secondly, when no agreement is reached, on average each party will get its preferred candidate a fraction of times equal to the fraction of its Parliamentary seats.