The phrase "average shifted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics or data analysis, particularly when discussing methods that involve adjusting or transforming average values.
Example: "To better analyze the data, we applied an average shifted technique to account for seasonal variations."
Alternatives: "mean adjusted" or "shifted average".
In the first part of the paper, the controls are assumed in the form of periodic functions with zero average, shifted on a phase one concerning each other.
It is thought that the magnetic perturbation produced by the FAC is stronger on the dusk side than on the dawn side because the Pi2 source, which is believed to be located at the center of Pi2-associated FACs, is on average shifted duskward (e.g., Uozumi et al. 2007).
ThunderSTORM also introduces a new visualization method based on an average shifted histogram approach (Scott, 1985).
Importantly, GFP expression in individual cells lacking ATG5 was on average shifted to the right of the plots suggesting brighter mean fluorescence.
Compared with the normative population, distributions in our sample were, on average, shifted toward slightly better behavior; thus, we dichotomized each subscale at the 20th percentile to include scores indicating possible problems that may characterize children at risk, relative to the norm in this sample, as well as those with more extreme scores that would typically raise significant concern.
In particular, despite the overall RMSD distribution is on average shifted toward higher RMSD values when considering 50 versus 10 RF templates (3.2 ± 2.0 and 2.6 ± 1.6 Å, respectively; details in Supplementary Table S2), the CM-based model ranking is essentially the same in the two cases (RMSD 2.5 ± 1.9 Å and 2.3 ± 1.5 Å).
In 1990, cabbies made about $196 on an average shift.
His average shift in this series has lasted 1 08, the highest in the playoffs.
The average driver grossed $1.80 per on-duty mile, or $254 for an average shift of 141 miles.
As with many parts of London, the larger than average shift has made housing unaffordable for many in Brixton.
Not a bad wage, until you consider that on an average shift, my tables were paying between £150 and £200 in gratuities.
