"average importance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe anything that is of moderate or ordinary importance, such as an average importance task at work. For example, "I had to complete a project of average importance this week."
The need for a statement by pediatric societies in support of the routine use of fluconazole for prophylaxis and the need for additional efficacy studies were also considered important factors (average importance, from 1 to 5: 3.5 and 3.3, respectively) [See Additional file 1 for data].
The present study, however, did not confirm a similar hypothesis for the added hazard 'space to play' (median score: 6.0), which was rated as of average importance only (though it was still scored as more, but not significantly more, important than insufficient light and mixing of calves).
It weights each element according to the average importance given to it by students surveyed over the past five years (see full methodology).Other rankings have different standpoints.
The average importance of each attribute was then calculated and the mean was reported.
Elicitation was proposed by quantifying design attributes into Weighted Average Importance Index (WAII) and Consistency Index (CI).
On the contrary, there is more emigration out of countries where higher average importance is given to nationality.
On average, the mean importance rate (IoW) was 80.8 (16.4), the mean satisfaction rate (IoS) was 73.0 (25.6) and the mean weighted satisfaction rate (IoWS = CAM) was 72.8 (25.8).
Attribute importance measures can be easily extended to ensembles, simply by averaging importance scores over all trees in the ensemble.
Here, different weight distributions were calculated using averaged importance scoring or weight calculation scorings separated by expert/policy maker group as well as Annex-1/Non-Annex-1 member.
Attribute importance scores were calculated for each individual separately and then averaged for mean importance scores.
In the end, variables were ranked by sorting average variable importance scores in descending order.
