The phrase "average article" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an article that is typical or standard in quality or content, often implying that it does not stand out in any significant way.
Example: "The review highlighted that the magazine's latest issue contained an average article that failed to engage its readers."
Alternatives: "mediocre piece" or "standard article".
In one of those five the average article is read by 12 people.
They analyze real articles and not just voter tweets, because an average article length of more than 3,100 characters provides more substance and context than can be had analyzing tweets averaging 70 to 120 characters long.
I'm curious about the numbers: how many visit the site and what increases you've seen over time, and what the ratio of readers to commenters is for an average article.
Those 13 Wikipedia mentions for a biomedical research article published last year may turn out to be a lot, if the average article in that discipline, published in that same time frame, has only received 4 Wikipedia mentions.
The average article pays $15 to $20 — videos pay about $30 — but the company has had no trouble signing up 7,000 steady contributors to bid for the work.
According to their analysis, the average article on Google's first page boasts 1,890 words.
This lack of significant publication bias could be due to the rather more extensive literature search done in this study, which allowed many non-English and average articles to be pooled.
On average, articles with international collaboration appeared in journals with higher impact factors than those without international collaboration (median: 1.078 vs. 2.476; P < 0.0001, Mann-Whitney U test).
On average, articles with four or more authors appeared in journals with higher impact factors than those fewer than four authors (median: 1.1 vs. 2.1; P < 0.0001, Mann-Whitney U test).
His children are above average too, just like every child in Lake Wobegon (from where he is writing this above-average article).Call it the better-than-average effect, or BTAE.
Similar to the aforementioned works, here, we analyze SBBD's co-authorship network statistics, including average of articles by author, articles by edition, and coauthors by article.
