The phrase "average fraction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or mathematical concepts that involve calculating the mean of fractional values.
Example: "The average fraction of students who passed the exam this year is higher than last year's results."
Alternatives: "mean proportion of" or "typical ratio of".
The average fraction of bone regeneration from each group was determined to be the average fraction of bone regeneration: Fraction of bone regeneration = (A n/A d) × 100 (A d: the area of the original defect; A n: the area of the newly formed bone within the defect).
The average fraction of exposure affected by flaring has declined with time, and was practically zero for a long stretch.
This is the average fraction of the data that has to be discarded in order to use those background datasets.
The average ratio represents the average fraction of sites that would have intermittent flashing events at any given time.
The average fraction of bacteria attached to phytoplankton cells under warming conditions also increased (4.4%), but the increase was not statistically significant.
The other algorithms converge on significantly incorrect solutions; the average fraction of incorrect rotamers for SCMF is 0.12, GA 0.09, and MCQ 0.05.
BC accounted for 5 20% of total PM mass across all commute modes with an average fraction of ∼7% of PM2.5.
Scheduling sensors with the goal of maximizing average coverage, that is the average fraction of time for which each monitoring target is covered by some active sensor has been studied extensively.
We occasionally observed this phenotype following TVC-specific misexpression of Vegfrdn, which significantly reduced cell sphericity and produced a small increase in the average fraction of TVC surface in contact with the epidermis (Fig. 5a c).
The uncertainty depends on the average fraction of DNA present in single stranded form, since deamination is 200 300-fold faster from single stranded DNA than from double stranded DNA (reviewed in Lindahl, 1993; Krokan et al., 1997).
We discovered that the average fraction of support vectors is at a minimum when.
