Sentence examples for allocate on average from inspiring English sources

It has been reported that mature California orchard crops allocate, on average, one third of their NPP to the harvested portion [32] and mature vines 35 50% of the current year's production to grape clusters [33].

Panel B of Table 3 shows that countries with low GDP per worker allocate on average 20percentt of employment to small plants, whereas countries with high GDP per worker allocate just 14%%.

Even though they seem more likely to pay for spouses (see the right side of Table 4) they allocate on average fewer resources to them.

Previous research on the motivational salience of facial attractiveness has emphasized how much effort individuals allocate, on average, to attractive and unattractive faces [ 6, 7].

Researchers reported that mature orchard crops in California allocated, on average, one third of their NPP to harvestable biomass [32], and mature vines allocated 35 50% of that year's production to grape clusters [33].

Within this land, each family is allocated, on average, 1 2 hectares (2.5 5 acres) of actively cultivated land and 5 6 hectares (12.5 15 acres) of fallow land.

There was also a trend for mean differences in overall dictator giving (F1,96 p = 0.07), with TT genotypes allocating on average 18.3 shekels to the 'other' and GG+GT genotypes allocating on average 25 shekels to the other, an effect size of approximately 0.5 SD.

This array allocates on average four probes per exon for all transcript-confirmed and predicted exons in a mammalian genome, allowing for concurrent profiling of gene expression levels and alternative splicing events.

In our study physicians were asked how much time they do have for a patient consultation (e.g., for a routine patient consultation, American physicians are allocated on average 18 minutes, British physicians are allocated 10 minutes, and German physicians are allocated 5.5 minutes).

These data also reflect national trends of declining study times in college students (Babcock and Marks, 2011): full-time college students in 1961 allocated on average 24.4 h/wk to studying, while in 2003 students spent on average 14.4 h/wk (10 h fewer).

In the table there is some evidence that this could be happening, with patients allocated to OM reporting on average one extra visit per patient when compared with the OS group.