Sentence examples for average certain from inspiring English sources

While patients decline by about 10 percent each year, on average, certain factors are associated with more rapid progression.

The diagrams of January and July mean sea-level pressure reveal that, on the average, certain geographic locations can expect to experience winds that emanate from one prevailing direction largely dictated by the presence of major semipermanent pressure systems.

In a broader scope, lineages include collateral relatives and their descendants, who share on average certain percentages of one's heritable traits.

Although we found that on average, certain anatomical fractions and plant species exhibited greater glucan digestibility, we also evaluated the influence of a larger array of sample characteristics, still including anatomical fraction and species.

The system of governing equations is solved with the generalized Crank Nicholson method of central finite differences and approximate methods based on averaging certain process parameters, which use simple Laplace transform solutions for particular cases.

Because several neuropsychological tests reveal reliable sex differences (e.g., women outperform men on average on certain verbal tasks and men outperform women on average on certain spatial tasks; Kimura, 1999), studies of androphilic men (and, in only very few studies, gynephilic women) have sought to ascertain whether there was a reversal in this pattern among homosexual teleiophiles.

He tries to make sure that there are consequences for everything the teams do in training – they don't get kit unless all 11 of them average a certain score, as a team, on his fitness tests – so they are ready for the pressure when it comes.

Libor is an average of certain interest rates offered by major banks and helps determine borrowing costs for consumers and corporations.

We begin the development of our spatial metapopulation model by first considering a simple non-spatial population where each individual produces on average a certain number of eggs, b(f).

We assume that each recruit contributes on average a certain harvestable biomass over its lifetime, here referred to as the harvest-per-recruit h (also known as yield-per-recruit in the fisheries literature).

After training the novices were, on average, more certain that abuse was occurring, indicating a lowering of their threshold; the training had altered the novices' threshold with their threshold moving closer to that of the experts.