The phrase "average number of responses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or survey results to indicate the mean value of responses received.
Example: "The average number of responses to the survey was 150, indicating a high level of engagement from participants."
Alternatives: "mean number of responses" or "typical number of responses".
He said his company's Excite portal tried pages with more advertising, but all it did was reduce the average number of responses each advertiser received.
The baseline measure for the factor of 'day' was the average number of responses on the ETOH lever for the three sessions immediately prior to deprivation.
The average number of responses received in COCs versus non-COCs across the entire Bay Area were similar and statistically indistinguishable.
A R): Average number of responses per user.
The average number of responses per patient was 3.6.
The assay was repeated five times and the average number of responses reported.
The miss probability of each cache and the average number of response hops are used to evaluate the accuracy of a-NET.
The average numbers of responses directed to the cued location were 8.8 (SD = 3.3) for the younger-age group, 9.8 (SD = 5.5) for the middle-age group, and 7.0 (SD = 4.6) for the older-age group.
To determine whether the subjects ignored the physical relation of support when the nearby but irretrievable large food item was present in problem Lf−5, we conducted a t test to compare the average numbers of responses to shorter sheets between problems Lf−5 and NR3/Lf in the No-reinforcement condition.
In the task for inhibition of return, average numbers of responses directed to the side opposite the cue were 13.6 (SD = 6.7) for the younger-age group, 8.0 (SD = 1.4) for the middle-age group, and 8.4 (SD = 3.6) for the older-age group.
The average numbers of responses, which were directed to the cued location in the anti-saccade training and test phases, were 9.1 (SD = 5.4) for the younger-age group, 10.6 (SD = 6.1) for the middle-age group, and 7.8 (SD = 4.4) for the older-age group.
