The phrase "applied to average" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing statistical methods or calculations, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The formula for calculating the mean is applied to average the data points collected over the month."
Alternatives: "used for averaging" or "utilized to compute the average".
Since, for calculating V u, a capacity reduction factor Φ= 0.8 is applied to average failure load (ASCE [1985]; Marimuthu and Seetharaman [2007]).
These weights will be applied to average daily costs of patients participating in the CESAR trial.
In addition, GAIMS was applied to over 40 variant models that include the possibility of other isotopomers in the various subunits (see Additional file 1) and a robust model selection method using the Akaike information criterion (AIC) [ 41], which was applied to average optimized parameter values.
Thus, in the following analyses, no correction is applied to averaged data for the differences in the trial distribution for change and no-change trials.
Recordings from frontopolar (Fp1, Fp2) and frontotemporal (F7, F8) electrodes were excluded because of proximity to the eyes.A Fast-Fourier transform was applied to average-referenced 4-s sections after cosine tapering (no overlap).
The same argument does not apply to average workers.
We've seen how this principle works for banks and large corporations, but how does this apply to average Americans?
It is important to note that the utility break-even points are estimated clinical outcomes from a population that applies to average individuals.
Our objective was to assess whether the findings of ACCORD and ADVANCE apply to average patients with type 2 diabetes in community-based primary care practices.
A band-pass filter (1 20 Hz, zero phase) was applied to the averaged MEG signal.
We include a neural delay, modeled by a first-order low-pass filter (LPF4, τ = 2 ms), which is applied to the averaged and scaled surround inhibitory pathways.
