Sentence examples for average which may from inspiring English sources

From a global perspective, Tm has an increasing trend of 0.22 K/decade on average, which may be caused by the global warming effects.

Gross-value-added-per-head growth in our region is ahead of the UK average, which may be down to the fact we've never had more people in work in the north-east than we have right now.

Brands saw highest video engagement when referred by Yahoo, reaching 2 30 minutes viewed on average, which may point to the success of syndication efforts of such content.

These figures indicate that workplace skills of employees in Spanish firms are worse on average, which may well result in lower productivity at the firm level.

Indeed, it may represent a global average which may be useful for some purposes.

Our patients received 17.5 mg/week, on average, which may be considered slightly lower than that used in other settings [ 49].

Therefore, we can conclude that frequency averaging, which may eventually reduce the delay necessary to compute the channel statistics, is a good choice.

In the past several sessions, PG has been drifting sideways into its 10- and 20-day moving averages, which may act as a springboard to carry the shares higher.

But this council will necessarily draw conclusions only about the treatment of the average patient, which may not be the best treatment for the case of a particular individual.

Hence, we need to obtain the turning probabilities from the mobility model and calculate the average LLTs which may not be quite accurate.

The difference in performance between groups was small (on average 1.3°) which may have been a consequence of testing relatively mild PD patients.