The phrase "an average gap of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, differences, or intervals in various contexts, such as statistics, research, or comparisons.
Example: "The study revealed an average gap of five years between the two groups."
Alternatives: "a typical interval of" or "an average difference of".
The financial sector is one of the worst, with an average gap of 26.3%.
Four out of five Pearson subsidiaries reported a gender pay gap and the publisher reported an average gap of 15% across the entire company.
Tests on random instances with up to 100 nodes show an average gap of 0.3% to the best known solutions computed in 2.8s in average.
Finance and insurance was one of the worst sectors for women to work in with an average gap of 22.9%, meaning a woman earned 77p for every £1 paid to a man.
The RPI usually rises faster than the CPI, with an average gap of 1.2 percentage points each year since CPI was first used in 1996.
The gender gap is very large in the general participation rate, as shown in Table 2. Italy has one of the lowest participation rates of women and a gender participation gap of about 16 percentage points against an average gap of 10 percentage points7.
All samples were genotyped with the Illumina High-Density BovineSNP beadChip containing 777,692 SNPs that uniformly span the bovine genome with an average gap size of 3.43 Kb and a median gap size of 2.68 Kb.
However, only 224,115 Illumina and 241,038 Affymetrix SNP remained following removal of SNP with a minor allele frequency of zero in Holstein and Jersey samples, resulting in an average gap size of 11,887 bp and 11,018 bp, respectively.
The draft sequence still contained 23 gaps with an average gap length of 394 bp.
In the present study, we performed CNV detection using the BovineHD beadChip with an average gap size of 3.43 Kb.
It can be explained that the illumina 54 K SNP panel with an average gap size of 53 Kb is not sufficient to detect small CNVs in cattle.
