The phrase "average evolution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical or mean changes or developments in a particular context, such as biology, technology, or economics.
Example: "The average evolution of species over millions of years demonstrates the adaptability of life forms to changing environments."
Alternatives: "typical development of" or "mean progression of".
To outline the most recent developments, Fig. 6 shows the average evolution of product and labour market prices in 2000 2012 and 2008 2012.17.
This paper addresses a comparative study with a deterministic discrete-time (DDT) formulation that characterizes the average evolution of the net, preserving the discrete-time form of the original network and gathering a more realistic behavior of the learning gain.
In order to describe the average evolution of each element, each model was simulated 100 times.
For every cluster, Fig. 5 shows the average evolution of each gene (gray) and the average evolution over the genes in the cluster (red).
The average evolution of the Sync Ratio (normalized to the average Sync Ratio during the four-hour pre ACh applications period) for five fixed input rate (open-loop) experiments (performed in five separate preparations) is shown in Figure 3c.
To define the impact of ageing on cognitive functions, that is, the average evolution of cognitive performances "as a function of chronological age in disease-free humans," which is frequently termed "across normal ageing," we need to define what is "normality" among old humans and especially with regard to cognition [ 3].
Figure 4 A) Zonally averaged temporal evolution of surface ocean pH from the climate change experiment up to the year 2100; B) Simulated zonally averaged evolution of net climate change feedback on surface ocean pH.
The results are presented in the form of a comprehensive, mean phase averaged evolution of the relevant hydro-mechanical data over one period of the instability.
The average evolution rate of a TFBS was obtained by computing the sum of the minimal number of changes over all positions, and then divided by its length.
It was found that the oxygen average evolution rate of this algae is about 150 μmol O2 mg−1 h−1, and the size of them are ranged from 2 to 20 mm.
As for 69 nodes system, it takes 6.22 times of average evolution generation and 0.534 s to find the optimal solution, much better than the results of [8].
