Sentence examples for averages should be from inspiring English sources
The data recorded during strong winds are grouped in 10° sectors, each containing a high number of data, so the group averages should be little influenced by casual errors.
You can argue (if you care to) that you think these averages should be higher for some, or that overall tax rates aren't high enough.
The central limit theorem would suggest that although the hourly values of RH fail to show a normal distribution, the daily averages should be better approximated by a normal distribution.
That said category averages should be interpreted with care due to the identified wide variation in cost effectiveness with no 'magic bullet' answers to resource allocation.
We also calculated pairwise average habitat width (generally enabling high Ne) and pairwise average watershed position (corresponding to a low degree of isolation), which must be seen as geographical estimates of genetic similarity among each pair of sampling sites (pairs with high averages should be genetically more similar).
All of these moving averages should be rising, and layered from the smallest moving average (the 20-day) to the largest (the 200-day) from the top of the chart to the bottom.
Tim Winship, publisher of FrequentFlier.com, said that advanced bookings suggest that planes, on average, should be close to 90percentt full this summer.
Hospitals that exhibit shorter waiting times than the average should be financially rewarded, while underperforming hospitals should be penalized.
These results lend credence to the adoption of modal methods when studying S.E.A. but indicate that frequency averaging should be handled with care.
In this regard, consideration of time-averaging should be applied more broadly to Levantine site occupation lithic assemblages and their interpretation(s).
