The phrase "average many more" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly constructed expression, and it lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "To calculate the average, we need to consider many more data points."
Alternatives: "average a lot more" or "average significantly more".
Republican spending on positive commercials wastes money because, on average, many more Democrats will be watching.
Although the south had the characteristic of the wealthy landlord and tenant farmers, there were on average many more owner-cultivators north of the Huai River due to harsher climate, living not far above subsistence level.
For example, a study of the CTD controlled vocabularies shows that there are on average many more synonyms for disease terms (6.4) than for genes/proteins (3.6) and chemicals/drugs (3.0).
They found that, as many had suspected, the organic produce, farmed without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides, was more nutritious, with more vitamin C, on average, and many more of the plant-defense molecules that in people help shield against cancer and heart disease.
Women's dreams on average have many more references to fear than do men's dreams, and women are more likely to be victims of physical aggression in their dreams.
As expected, the imputation error increases on average as we increase the proportion of missing values in the test data, but the variation tends to reduce slightly, which is due to averaging over many more missing observations.
Each individual American takes far too great a share of what the Earth can withstand -- roughly twice the average European and many more times the average in the developing world.
Although many pairs of merging galaxies have been observed, the theory remains uncertain, partly because average ellipticals have many more star clusters than spiral galaxies, and it wasn't clear where the extra clusters came from.
In addition, a report describing a higher than expected death rate among leptospirosis-infected persons in Puerto Rico suggested that, on the basis of the average death rate, many more clinical cases of leptospirosis should have been reported (13 ).
However, when we compared the number of assembled contigs with the average length, we observed many more contigs in our de novo assemblies than the number of gene models in B. distachyon, and the average contig lengths in B. sylvaticum were greater than that of B. distachyon as well (Fig. 1B).
"The increase in average temperature translates into many more extremely hot days.
