The phrase "average per individual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistics or data that represent the mean value assigned to each person in a group.
Example: "The average per individual in the study was calculated to better understand the overall impact of the program."
Alternatives: "mean per person" or "average per capita".
The average per individual call rate was 99.26 percent.
The final dataset contained 46 animals (9 affected, 37 unaffected) and 623,881 SNPs with an average per individual call-rate of 99.38%.
We calculated LLS as the duration between leaf emergence and senescence for each individual leaf and took the average per individual plant and per species (Reich et al. 1991).
In addition to structural variants, we identify 9 million base pairs of novel sequences (>100 bp), on average, per individual that are not present in the human genome reference sequence, as shown in the AsmVar demo plot (Fig. 4).
A total of 217.5 kbp of targeting and flanking regions from 53 RP-related genes and 748 RP-related exons were captured; 97.1 % of the 2.89 M reads obtained on average per individual were properly paired and mapped (Additional file 1: Table S1).
There was an average per individual of 2.20 (±2.41) decayed teeth, 0.44 (±0.93) teeth with extraction indication and 0.15 (±0.59) filled teeth, which shows a greater importance of the components decayed and extraction indication in relation to the filled teeth component.
The final dataset contained 25,544 animals and 41,251 autosomal SNP with an average per-individual call-rate of 99.61%.
Leaf greenness was measured with five replicates on fully expanded leaves and averaged per individual.
Figure 7 shows the cumulative distribution function F x) of the average interference level and average throughput per individual SU for 2000 iterations of the FA process with the same input parameters.
We first tested the average fluctuation per individual patient using all samples over time.
We next categorized the average fluctuation per individual patient by calculating the Z-scores (level changes in standard deviations (SD) from the per-patient mean) for all patients and samples.
