Sentence examples for averages equivalent to from inspiring English sources

Hence this algorithm relies on a constant,, allowing to determine the time constant of recursive averages (equivalent to increment/decrement levels of the algorithm [12]).

Its buns today cost 7 to 10 renminbi on average, equivalent to the price of a plate of noodles in Shanghai, and more expensive than most of its competitors'.

The East Asian countries' foreign debt is, on average, equivalent to more than 70% of GDP, even bigger than Latin America's foreign debt of 55% of GDP in its crisis in the early 1980s.Worse still, and unlike the Latin Americans, the East Asian emerging economies also have a huge domestic burden of debt.

This increase is (roughly and on average) equivalent to raising the scores of 50th percentile learners to the 98th percentile.

Shoup [58] estimated that the total area dedicated to parking space is on average equivalent to about 31%% of district areas.

They showed that for nine major tropical timber producing countries, emissions from logging were on average equivalent to about 12% of those from deforestation.

However, in each experiment we measured around 72 ROIs and estimated event frequencies per ROI using the population average (equivalent to ∼ 2 hrs per experiment).

The volume of mesh within each fiber was, on average, equivalent to the volume of MTs that it encapsulates and larger than the volume of MT walls alone.

However, contractile function of right ventricles from DHHC5-GT animals recovered substantially, 60% on average, equivalent to some of the most effective 'preconditioning' protocols (Halestrap et al., 2004).

We defined vigorous activities as participating in a minimum of 1,260 MET-hours per week, on average, equivalent to at least 3.5 hours of activity with a minimum MET level of 6.

Area residual plots show a measure (on the log odds ratio scale) of the difference between each area and the overall European average (equivalent to a residual value of 0) and they enable comparisons across the areas.