Sentence examples for average meant from inspiring English sources

Those developments, which will increase debate about the sustainability of Scotland's higher public spending per head than the UK average, meant the OBR has also cut its predictions for tax receipts in 2019-20 to £700m, down from the £3.5bn it forecast last year for 2018-19.

A decision at Westminster to increase funding so that health spending came up to the European average meant the new Welsh government could also invest significant sums early on.

The club controversially rejoined the First Division in 1919, despite only finishing sixth in 1914 15, the last season of competitive football before the First World War had intervened — although an error in the calculation of goal average meant Arsenal had actually finished fifth, an error which was corrected by the Football League in 1975.

In the table, the "average" means the average running time of processing the two testing images.

The average (mean) response time was 10 minutes and 43 seconds.

Figure 5 Average mean square estimation errors at various SNRs (200 km/h).

Average (mean) hospital LOS.

Average (mean) total hospital charges.

Internal Weber fraction On average (mean ± standard deviation), the internal Weber fraction was 0.54 ± 0.94.

But if averages meant anything, Africa would be a good-news story these days.

Trainees reported that averaging meant that a working week could exceed 70 h and remain compliant.