Sentence examples for averaging them from inspiring English sources

In five of the last six polls, Obama has been ahead; averaging them out, his lead is about three points.

"Because you have two eyes, the brain can take signals from each and compare them over time, averaging them.

Ever since he launched his campaign, the Huffington Post has been tracking his favorability ratings and averaging them out.

2. There is a wide variety in the quality of such models, and averaging them all together obscures the better models.

The Gallup/CNN/USA Today poll is reporting the results of a daily tracking poll, which involves taking separate national samples for each of three days and averaging them.

What actually does offer some promise of predicting voter behavior is taking a big bunch of surveys, each reputable, each with a slightly different methodology, and averaging them out.

There have been few polls so far, but the Real Clear Politics website, averaging them out, puts Romney ahead with 31% to Santorum's 21%, Gingrich's 20%, Paul's 11%, Perry's 5% and Huntsman's 2%.

The Gore people always average them in.

When Komlos had gathered enough heights, he averaged them out and plotted them on this graph.

You can average your utility bills over a period of months, so if you have a couple of bad months, you can average them out.

If you average them out, does that represent anything at all? "Does that indicate to a family whether or not they can afford tickets?