The phrase "average between two" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct expression would typically be "average of two."
Example: "To find the average of two numbers, you add them together and divide by two."
Alternatives: "mean of two" or "midpoint between two.".
And despite our winter pallors and our stiff rotator cuffs, The Times Magazine was in midseason form in an 20.5-9 20.5-9y — a score that was the avictorybetween two disparate scorebooks.
We consider as the true parameter values the average between two parameter vector estimates obtained for the cigarettes data when two different starting points where chosen.
For example, in the U.S., approximately 60% of those with mental-health illness received no mental-health services in the last year, and wait times to see a psychiatrist average between two months (cities) and eight months (rural counties).
This sample size would allow detection of a difference in average between two territories that is about 0.14 in standard deviation units in longitudinal linear models, and about 7%, with a power of 80% at the 0.05 significance level in logistic models [ 42, 43].
Such calls come in, on average, between three and five times a day.
"The big thing is they lose weight, on the average between five and 15kg.
This means, he says, that garages in the network average between four and five new leads each month through the website.
A Mossberg column runs about nine hundred words; posts written by Rojas, three full-time employees, and paid freelancers average between fifty and a hundred and fifty words.
She gathered the data and found that the six cities and counties average between zero and nine cases a year.
In order to reach the ninety-seven-mile mark on January 9th, the men would need to average between ten and twelve nautical miles per day.
It is a masterclass in technical proficiency, making great use of the long take, where scenes average between five and eight minutes in length.
