Sentence examples for averages in terms from inspiring English sources

An in-app store sells upgrades like stickers and other decorations, and Tango's ad platform, launched in December, is "well above industry averages" in terms of click-thru rates and conversations, the company tells us.

"Activity levels, while they've picked up, are still running at between two-thirds or three-quarters of historic averages in terms of whether it's transactions or approvals, homebuilding, so there is some room for that to further pick up".

Indeed, a glance at our "Relative Value" boxes throughout the package that follows shows how expensive industry leaders can be compared to the averages in terms of price/earnings and price to book ratios, dividend yield, and price to cash flow(net earnings plus depreciation and amortization).

The strong single-cell variability was also evident for the monotonic induction mode, as shown by the large standard deviations in the population averages in terms of both the rate of p53 increase and the maximal p53 level.

19 Respondents in the Netherlands were similar to national averages in terms of age (average age 48.9 years and national average 48.5 years), and average number of hours worked per week (44 for respondents and national average).

In the SCL-90-R scale patients with very severe COPD showed higher averages in terms of somatization compared to patients with mild COPD ANOVAA test P < 0.05) but no statistically significant differences in the other subscales (ANOVA test P > 0.05, Table 3).

Both studies put New York well above the national average in terms of obesity prevalence.

"It is far above average in terms of segregation," Professor Logan said.

Warringah is about average in terms of the age of its population.

"Our intake here is above national average in terms of academic ability".

We are also about average in terms of problem-solving with computers.