Sentence examples for average considered from inspiring English sources

A closely watched four-week average, considered a more accurate barometer of the jobs market, gained unexpectedly as well.

The moving average, considered a more reliable barometer of job market trends because it irons out weekly fluctuations, is at its lowest since August.

But analysts noted that the four-week moving average, considered a more reliable barometer of labor trends, rose to 345,000 from 333,000 the previous week.

The four-week moving average, considered a more reliable barometer of employment conditions because it irons out weekly fluctuations, rose to 410,750 last week from 408,250.

In a double-blind AB test, chemists on average considered our computer-generated routes to be equivalent to reported literature routes.

Such data is subject to seasonal adjustments and revisions, but the four-week moving average, considered a more reliable indicator, also declined.

Wakefield had a pretty good year (3-5, 3.61 earned run average), considering how bad the Mets were, but found himself back in the minor leagues in 1965.

My French was better than average, considering my public school education with teachers whose accents smacked of Lubbock and not Lyon, but still I was scared of having to use it.

We interpret this as 7% on average, considering 65.2% of the SNPs used were valid in their analysis.

Because of the noisy fluctuations in the time series, we use a moving average considering the five previous years of the derivative.

On an average, considering all the retrieved AD experiments, the submitters provide about 60% of the most basic metadata information.