The phrase "average challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe challenges that are typical or common in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In this course, students will face average challenges that are expected at this level of study."
Alternatives: "common challenges" or "typical challenges".
Figure 4 shows the challenge profiles of the two clusters the average challenge profile for the similar group of 14 students and one outlier, a single student who seemed to face many more challenges than the rest of the students.
The companies are ranked in five categories: "Genius," "Gifted," "Average," "Challenged" and "Feeble". Cartier, Tiffany and Bulgari all earned the Genius ranking, achieving a minimum score of 140 points.
These converted counts were used to determine the average challenge level delivered to the test samples.
In this work I have assumed that each network confers an average phenotype during the individual's life that either meets or does not meet the average challenge presented by the environment.
Following challenge, 10 of 11 (91%) control cats developed persistent antigenemia (average challenge phase OD, 0.726).
No cats (0 of 11) in the Nobivac feline 2-FeLV group became persistently viremic (average challenge phase OD, 0.047).
But the lead-up to these Olympics was fraught with above-average challenges: an economic downturn in Britain that made cost-cutting a leitmotif for the new Conservative government; rioting last summer that shook London's sense of well-being and only contributed to the fast-climbing security budget for the Games themselves.
Pre-treatment with HA determined a partial but clear-cut protection of the FEV1 impairment due to the challenge: the average post-challenge FEV1 resulted to be 12.43% less than the pre-challenge baseline value.
This model produces highly recombinant data on average, posing challenges for assembly and can be used to assess assembly quality.
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