Sentence examples for average of the population from inspiring English sources

The proposed method makes use of a reference geometry estimated as an average of the population, within an efficient statistical framework based on the currents representation of shapes.

This rate is lower than the total average of the population, however, which was 15.2 %.

The percentage of genetic gain available was estimated as the difference between the average of the top selections (20 or 100) and the average of the population, divided by the average of the population, multiplied by 100.

On the basis of combined risks conferred by the new and previously known risk loci, the top 1% of the risk distribution has a 4.7-fold higher risk than the average of the population being profiled.

Second-level analysis After statistics obtained in the first-level analysis are converted into z-values, an average of the population to which the z-values of all participants belong is tested (random-effects analysis) [38].

The results of the SF12v2 subscales confirm this picture: in particular the subscales "role emotional" and "social functioning" which both belong to the "mental health" component summary score fall quite clearly below the average of the population norm.

In a recent meta-analysis study on frequency of depression after stroke that is based on 51 studies, six of which were population-based, the pooled average of the population-based studies was 33%9595% CI, 0% to 72%) in the early phase (1 5 months after stroke) and 34%9595% CI, 24%to4343%) 6 months or more after stroke [ 3].

c) Multiply the 24-hour BMR by the estimated average PAL of the population: average daily requirement = 7 208 kJ/day × 1.80 = 12.97 MJ/day (3 100 kcal/day).

On average, in Western countries in the US, the average age of the population is around 40.

The average age of the population is 54 years, 17 years above the Australian average.

The average proportion of the population living in rural areas (61percentt) exceeds the world average (51percentt).