Sentence examples for averages of some from inspiring English sources
Two years earlier his club captain at Balmain, the Australian spinner Arthur Mailey, had joked, "young Jackson is going to wreck the averages of some bowlers.
Thanks largely to high oil prices, its economy has been growing by an average of some 6.5% a year.
The economy has grown by an annual average of some 6% for the past five years and may exceed 7% this year.
Despite Sanders's surprising victory last Tuesday in Michigan, where polls showed him trailing by an average of some twenty points, his odds of winning the nomination are slight.
O'Brien calculated "an average of some 416 calls per day or, if you like, one every two and a half minutes in a 16-hour day".
Fertility rates on the Continent are among the lowest in the world, with German and Italian mothers having an average of some 1.3 babies per mother and Polish mums are even lower.
But for the three intervening years, it underperformed that benchmark by an average of some 30 percentage points.
Averaging of some trials with uncorrelated EEG data would just decrease the SNR of the ERPs, but the latencies and shape of the averaged ERPs would remain unaltered.
Rooney's average of 0.46 leaves him some way short of the goals per game average of some of the leading scorers - Pele's Brazil scored 77 in 92 but even that pales in comparison to Hungarian legend Ferenc Puskas, who hit the net 84 times in 85 appearances, leaving him averaging 0.99 goals per international.
In this Section I examine three natural experiments that allow inferring the impact of an increase in the average of some characteristic that occurs without any change in its variance.
