The phrase "average shift of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes or variations in data, measurements, or statistics.
Example: "The average shift of the temperature over the past decade indicates a significant warming trend."
Alternatives: "mean change of" or "typical variation of".
The average driver grossed $1.80 per on-duty mile, or $254 for an average shift of 141 miles.
We have shown that when 100-nm AuNPs are exposed to Sk-Br-3 breast adenocarcinoma cells, an average shift of approximately 79 nm in the optical spectra can be achieved.
An average shift of 2496±50 Oe between the two HR versus T curves of purified IGs was obtained (Figure 6B).
DOC and FDOM samples were collected in precombusted amber glass EPA vials with teflon septa, acidified and frozen (freeze-thaw tests comparing refrigerated and frozen fluorescent samples from Emerald Lake indicated an average shift of 0.6% in fluorescence intensities and peak ratios, well within the range of instrument variability at these low fluorescence levels).
The average shift of an adenine H2 in an AU pair is 7.67 ppm for the structures presented here, which is also the average shift of all adenine H2s reported to the Biological Magnetic Resonance Bank (43).
The average helical content was estimated by dividing the chemical shift by 3.4 (average shift of 100% helical peptide).
Simulation results revealed that depending on the delays' magnitude the average mean shift of the resulting assemblies' length increased between 5% and 64% whereas the average standard deviation increased between 3% and 33%.
For comparison, the shift changes that are caused by the presence of the N-terminal His tag are distributed throughout the entire protein, with an average shift value of 0.012 ppm and the largest values on the order of 0.18 ppm.
We then calculated on the SD scale, the average shift left of each distribution resulting from the P582i allele.
This shift is substantially smaller than previously reported (e.g. averaged shifts of 15 mm; Foell et al., 2013, see also Flor et al., 1995).
Importantly, GFP expression in individual cells lacking ATG5 was on average shifted to the right of the plots suggesting brighter mean fluorescence.
