The phrase "average when it is" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing statistical averages or conditions under which something is considered average, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The data shows that the temperature is average when it is between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius."
Alternatives: "typical when it is" or "standard when it is".
That's larger than the historical average, when it's been in the range of one or two points.
"We can tell you if it's high or low, whether it's rising, if it's bigger than the three- or five- year average, when it's going to peak and how severe the symptoms are, too," Mr. Singh said.
The Scotsman's sales fall is 3.4% compared to the last official figure reported in January – 32,435 copies a day on average – when it was still part of ABC's monthly national newspaper sales report.
Triticale in this study was able to accumulate 0.9 tons DM/acre and take up 62 lbs N/acre on average when planted before September 20, but only 0.2 tons DM/acre biomass and 19 lbs/acre of N on average when it was planted after September 20.
A member of the Dow Jones industrial average when it was expanded to 30 stocks in 1928, the then-International Nickels history goes back a quarter century before that, when it was founded in New Jersey as an amalgam of global miners.
According to Equation 9 and Equation 12, the receiver needs to feed back its average throughput when it is in both the protected and non-protected sub-frames.
Experimental results show that the performance of the proposed filter achieved excellent average recognition rates, when it is applied to facial expression recognition system.
This match between Ashe and Graebner will be of average length, and when it is over they will have hit the ball all faulted serves included eight hundred and twenty-one times.
As with ERMT, ART reduces significantly the customer defection probability and the average waiting time when it is combined with MCF-P and MQL.
(7 where G indicates the light intensity; κ + is the average error percentage when the wind speed or light intensity is greater than the predicted value; κ - is the average error percentage when it is less; η κ is the weight factor.
