The phrase "average for the largest" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a statistical measure, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The average for the largest data set was calculated to determine the overall trend."
Alternatives: "mean of the largest" or "average among the largest".
Mr. Marsico's two largest funds did somewhat better than the average for the large-cap growth category.
According to Prudential Equity Group, the average stock in the small-stock Russell 2000 Index trades at a forward P/E ratio about 8% higher than the average for the large-company Russell 1000 Index above the long-term average premium of 2%.
These sIPSC frequencies are higher than the average for the larger population given above, which includes cells not treated with TTX, because those selected for mIPSC analysis were those with the higher spontaneous frequencies.
For example, the average BSA for the largest and second largest interface for the comparative models were, respectively, 4500 Å2 and 1250 Å, which compare well with the BSA for the same interfaces from the crystallographic full-length models (4000 Å2 and 1350 Å).
The margins at I.B.M., according to Bernstein, are less than half that — though a bit higher than the average for the next six largest American technology services companies including E.D.S., Accenture, BearingPoint and Computer Sciences.
Wall Street has reacted by pushing down drug share prices this year by 18percentt, on average, for the eight largest companies, while the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index has declined 13percentt, according to Neil Sweig, a drug analyst at Ryan Beck & Company.
Last year, average CEO pay for the largest 500 corporations was $9.25 million -- 319 times that of the average worker, compared with 42 times in 1980 and 107 times in 1990.
Yet throughout the 1970s, income per head in Venezuela fell relative to the average for the eight other largest South American economies even though they did not possess Venezuela's oil wealth.
The city has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country, at 6.2%, and its output amounts to $362.3 billion, more than three times the average for the country's largest cities. List: Cities Where The Recession Is Easing.
In 2009, cities reported a 26% increase in demand for assistance, on average, which represents the largest average increase since 1991.
