Sentence examples for average allowance from inspiring English sources
The average allowance, meanwhile, has grown only 9percentto to $26.70 a week from $24.50 in 1998.
A flat-rate benefit with an average allowance for housing would leave people in more expensive homes below a subsistence level, once they had paid their rent, and people in cheaper homes with a surplus.
Table 3 shows the average allowance rates and applications by the term number.
Table 3 Average allowance rates and applications by term number before 2000 Term Allowance rates Applications Obs.
The optimality criterion of interest is the minimization of the expected average allowance (EAA) or the expected maximum allowance (EMA), where an allowance represents the "plus and/or minus" attached to point estimates and is the product of a standard error and the critical value.
At an average allowance price of $10 to $20 dollars per ton of CO2 between 2012-2025, that would amount to clean energy investments of just $6-9 6-9 billion year, and just $490-980 million for clean energy R&D (see our full analysis of the allowance allocations in ACES for more).
Although statistically significant, the difference of monthly average allowances between blind and control individuals was quantitatively small (EUR 80).
Concerning the monthly average allowances, the difference between LV and blind individuals was smaller for people living in institutions (EURO 86) than that calculated in the community (EURO 277).
"The Changing Body" is full of statistical tables and graphs that include the heights of girls in Croatia and Germany; the caloric energy derived from potatoes, fish and wine; and the average annual allowance of grains and meat for widows in Middlesex County, Mass., from 1654 to 1799 — a testament to both the staggering accumulation of information and the collaborative nature of the enterprise.
Calves were kept in groups of 17.6 ± 9.8 animals (range: 5.9 to 60.5) with an average space allowance of 4.6 ± 2.0 m2/animal (range: 1.6 to 11.9).
