The phrase "averages and this" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in a context where "averages" is being compared or related to another subject, but it requires additional information for proper understanding.
Example: "The study analyzed various averages and this particular result stood out as significant."
Alternatives: "averages and that" or "averages and the following".
He is second in the league with 20 home runs and a.340 average, and this was the second time in July he was named batter of the week.
The pervading culture sees "satisfactory" as mediocre or only average and this is not helping to improve teaching, or indeed our use of the English language.
The country's gross domestic product has been growing substantially faster than the European Union average, and this teeming capital has a new airport, new subway system, renovated hotels: a snazzy, jazzy pre-Olympics shimmer.
More than 3 million people a year die as a result of outdoor air pollution – six every minute on average – and this is set to double by 2050 as fast growing cities expand.
Since there were no larger differences of the values, the mesial and distal CBD were averaged and this was used for further assessment.
"That said, it is encouraging that Scotland's unemployment rate continues to be below the UK average and our employment rate remains above average and this is evidence of the resilience of our economy against global challenges".
"As an average, and this is not a hard number, but it's about 5% or 6% of all retail transactions are electronic so we've got a long way to go on a global basis".
where the parameter controls the integration time of this long-term average, and this integration time should be in the order of seconds in order to track slow changes in the ceiling function.
A significant advantage of this fingerprint over ECFPs is that it is "darker" (i.e. there are more on bits on average) and this "darkness" can even be tuned by adjusting a few parameters.
An overall objective for semantics similarity is derived from these measures by finding the average, and this is then used to help the NSGA-II algorithm find more meaningful solutions.
