The phrase "average branch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a typical or standard branch of a business, organization, or system.
Example: "The average branch of the bank serves about 200 customers daily, providing essential financial services to the community."
Alternatives: "typical branch" or "standard branch".
The algorithm and the human pruning resulted in similar average branch spacing.
A walk round an average branch of Waterstone's shows how little contemporary Russian writing is generally available in Britain.
The average branch angle in transgenic 35S::PzTAC plants was larger than that of transgenic 35S::PzLAZY plants.
We screened all individual gene trees and excluded proteins with a terminal branch length >2.75 times longer than the average branch length of the gene tree.
Detailed analysis of branch distribution was possible for narrow MW fractions in TGIC-TD while SEC-TD only provides with average branch number for SEC fractions.
The average branch in the high street deals with only 71 customer visits a day – a 32% decline since 2011 – as consumers switch to online methods of managing money, the BBA says.
The structural properties, including the epoxide conversion, the weight average molecular weight, the sol gel fraction, the number average branch point of the sol part, the branch as well as the loop density of the gel part were discussed.
With a selected branch spacing (28 cm) and branch length (20 cm), the algorithm achieved 19.5% branch removal with the training dataset and 19.8% of branch removal with the validation dataset (10 trees) compared to 22% average branch removal by workers.
Vector of the average branch potentials.
More specifically it can be found around the intersection points of the slow nullcline with the average branch 〈 x 〉, see details in [2].
Bayesian clade posterior probabilities and average branch lengths were calculated based on the sampled trees after the first 25% of the sampled trees were discarded as burn-in.
