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The phrase "average to give" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a calculation or a result, but without additional context, it is unclear when to use it.
Example: "To find the mean score, we need to average to give the final result."
Alternatives: "calculate to provide" or "compute to yield".
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If they did know that their picks were being used as part of an average to give advice to actual Vegas betters, they may choose games differently.
One could assume that high-achieving classes tend, on average, to give higher self-estimates of their reading skills than do low-achieving classes.
On the other end, those who gave "recognition and prestige" a 1 were four times more likely than average to give their overall job satisfaction the same poor rating.
Considering an ensemble of such molecules in solution, however, the biased motions average to give no net directionality.
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The three components will then be averaged to give a team a B.C.S. ranking.
Moduli from multiple indents (3 5 per sample) were averaged to give the reported modulus.
The power spectral density was radially averaged to give a one-dimensional profile and used to identify peak spatial frequencies.
Since a single measurement may misrepresent the actual distance, a multiple received signals were sampled and averaged to give more accurate distance measurement.
These can be averaged to give a more robust value.
After the frames were preprocessed individually, they were averaged to give one spectrum per voxel.
Finally, these differences were averaged to give a single Delta-E score for each manipulated photo.
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