Sentence examples for average long term from inspiring English sources

The HINT noise is spectrally matched to the average long term spectrum of the sentences.

If further research endeavors using, for example, a more robust sample size provide results supporting those observed in this study, then average long term Hg exposure values obtained from hair strands may provide an alternative to blood-Hg levels.

Better still, average long-term returns are higher in emerging markets than in mature ones.

That helped the average long-term government bond fund gain 6.5percentt, and bond funds in general rose 2.6percentt.

That helps explain why the average long-term government bond fund sank nearly 19 percent last year.

"We may not revert to the average long-term appreciation in the next five or six years".

That implies that the average long-term stock return is unlikely to exceed 7.5percentt a year, he said, and could be considerably lower.

The phrase refers to the paradox that countries with an abundance of natural resources tend to have low average long-term economic growth.

In 2008, for example, the average long-term government bond fund returned more than 27percentt, as frightened investors drove up the value of Treasuries.

One reason for this, the firm found, is that the average long-term cost of large-scale solar energy, for example, has dropped 20% just in the past year and nearly 80% in the last five years.

In 1994, another year of rising rates, the average long-term bond fund lost 6.2percentthethe average intermediate fund was down 3.85percentt, and the average short-term fund lost 0.83percentt, according to the Investment Company Institute.