The phrase "appears to be average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that seems to have a typical or standard quality or performance.
Example: "After reviewing the test scores, it appears to be average compared to previous years."
Alternatives: "seems to be typical" or "looks to be standard".
Problem is, the calculator appears to be averaging in the cost of consumers who are also in their 20s, some of whom are eligible for steeper discounts.
Lubitz outwardly appeared to be average, interested in pop music, nightclubs and sharing pictures of himself on Facebook.
In the 1960s several successful Czechoslovak films featured effective performances by what appeared to be average citizens, but in truth the players' long silences, their bumbling, and the foibles that seemed so natural were the result of lifelong practice and endless rehearsals.
Some of the previous reports using the IO device discussed the values of the parameters that are automatically calculated 21 22 such that data for every 0.2 s appeared to be averaged in the inspiratory and expiratory phases.
He's twenty-nine but, except when working, acts seventeen, which appears to be an average age for this loose, self-delighting squad.
That appears to be the average discount.
It's likely some of these tests saw an even bigger increase too, but the result appears to be an average of at least six tests.
Using data back to 1960 and the Hall Jones PIM standardized depreciation rate of 6%, the Argentine MPK level appears to be on average 50% higher than the US level, a considerable wedge.
We turn into what appears to be an average middle class neighborhood, much like my own.
Although the safest strategy appears to be an average coverage ≥20x, a number of targets will be covered with less sequencing reads in any study due to enrichment uniformity issues with hybridization-based approaches.
