Sentence examples for averages could be from inspiring English sources

The total amount of the fund and the weekly averages could be reviewed yearly to ensure fairness and accuracy.

From a clinical and operational viewpoint, an intervention strategy would be worthwhile if these averages could be increased to 55-60% for diabetes and 43% for hypertension.

The fact that the pollutants' levels averaged over the 9 months after birth tended to be less strongly associated with birth weight than the pregnancy averages could be seen as a further argument that residual confounding is unlikely.

In a sampling I did last week during a weekday, only 44 viewers, on average, could be found at each of the eight most heavily visited channels.

But there are indications that Reyes's sky-high average could be a one-off occurrence rather than the beginning of an extended plateau.

"There may be a rash right now, but if you take a look at it over a three-year period, the average could be pretty good," Mr. Marino said.

If data are scare, multiple copula functions and model averaging could be used to explore this uncertainty.

Yet, the driest locations, with consistently smaller θ than the field average, could be successfully identified (89%) within the zone with consistently smaller ECa than average.

With all methods tested here, a Bacillus subtilis spore reduction over 8 log10 cycles from 106 to 10−2 spores per test object on an average could be proved experimentally.

Depending on the eigenvalues λ k, the number of different spectrograms that are averaged could be just a few or an infinite number.

Because more than one rater rated each essay, raters' tendencies to rate responses higher or lower on average could be estimated.