The phrase "average for instance" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to introduce an example or clarification, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The average for instance of the test scores was significantly lower than expected."
Alternatives: "average, for example" or "average, such as".
First, I would organize them by player position, and then I'd reorganize them by batting average, for instance.
On average, for instance, a triple-play package that bundles Internet, telephone and television sells for $160 a month with taxes.
Those on Scottish Power's Fixed Price Energy 2009 and E.ON's Price Protection v16 and v17 could see their bills jump by £56 a year on average, for instance.
Ryan noted that many of the Patriots' defensive statistics were not imposing — their 288.8 passing yards allowed on average, for instance — but what captured his attention was their penchant for creating turnovers.
The Dow Jones industrial average, for instance, is a signal that carries information about the U.S. economy; the Wall Street Journal's 30-day moving Dow average is a kind of signal processor, filtering out some of the noise of day-to-day fluctuations.
On average, for instance, white eighth-grade students scored 274 on the latest test, 21 points higher than Hispanic students and 23 points above black students; in 2006, white students outperformed Hispanic students by 23 points and black students by 29 points.
At the same time, some market strategists worry that using more recent averages — for instance, the nearly 11 percent annualized total returns for stocks since 1980 or the 9 percent since 1990 — is also misleading.
Nationally, 29 per cent of children attend primary school, with figures in the southern region much lower than national averages; for instance, in 2005-2006, of the 205,506 pupils enrolled in school in the south-central region, only 36 per cent were girls.
Most of the heterozygous genotypes of the population, defined as such by the SSR VMC7F2 marker tightly linked to the SDI locus, were seedless and showed an average SFW below the population average, like (for instance) both heterozygous parental genotypes.
The average Norwegian, for instance, works 29percentt less than the average American -- 14 weeks per year -- yet his average income is only 16percentt less.
When taking averages of, for instance, the average production rate under certain conditions, one should be careful that steady state has been reached and that the time between two samples is long enough for them to be independent.
