The phrase "average rates of change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or scientific contexts when discussing how a quantity changes over a specific interval.
Example: "To find the average rates of change, we need to calculate the difference in values over the given time period and divide by the time elapsed."
Alternatives: "mean rates of change" or "typical rates of change".
Average rates of change for Arachis genes were estimated at 8.12 × 10−9 KS/year.
On the basis of average rates of change for Arachis of 8.12 × 10−9 KS/year, we estimate that A. duranensis and A. ipaensis diverged ∼2.16 million years ago.
Table 5 shows the annual average rates of change for the forest cover types during the study period.
Their average rates of change (slopes) ± their estimation errors were compared for significant differences with nonpaired Student's t tests, experiment by experiment.
Further, the average rates of change in TG and TC for all subjects at 24 weeks were -45.4% and -5.4%, respectively (Table 3).
Years since cART initiation and the interaction term between time and NNRTI vs PI use served to estimate the average rates of change in ln APRI) among PI and NNRTI users.
The average rate of change (slope) of MCA-PSV as a function of gestational age in the 3 groups was calculated from these data.
Thus, while the average rate of change in heatwaves relative to global warming is largely dependent on the physical representation of the climate system, internal climate variability should also be taken into account when determining the overall regional change projected per specific global warming threshold.
The average rate of change in flow speed along the "dawn dusk" direction (perpendicular to the main flow and in the plane of the tail current sheet) and along the "north south" direction suggests that the full width of the flow channel is 12,000 17,000 km in the "dawn dusk" direction and about 9000 12,000 km in the "north south" direction.
We wish to compute the average rate of change of this equation.
The average rate of change of the proportional controller is 2 5 times as much as that of the controller proposed in this paper in Table 2.
