Sentence examples for became on average more from inspiring English sources

Texas put Ted Cruz in the Senate not because someone redrew Texas' state lines, but because Texas voters became, on average, more conservative.

But whereas e-books from the Big Six became, on average, more expensive under the agency model, data from Smashwords, another indie distributor, show that since Apple gave its publishers agency terms, the average price of their titles in the iBookstore has fallen by 25%.

When Shalem et al. [ 9] inhibited transcription in order to examine the contribution of RNA synthesis versus decay to the kinetics of the induced and suppressed genes on a global level, they concluded that during the transient response to oxidative stress, induced mRNAs became, on average, more destabilized while suppressed transcripts tended to become more stable.

In terms of these hallmarks, the dynamics of RBNs tends to become, on average, more chaotic as r is increased or if the average bias of the regulatory functions, defined as the difference between 0.5 and the proportion of input vectors on which it takes the Boolean value 1, decreases.

The argument is that nonplanktotrophic species should become isolated, on average, more frequently than planktotrophic species (see related discussion above) and therefore should show higher rates of speciation.

In pots where it regenerated, knotweed became one of the dominant species and constituted on average more than a quarter of the biomass.

But as time goes on and the Universe expands, mergers become, on average, less common but more major.

On average, more than one a day.

Students on financial aid receive on average more than $42,000 annually.

The answer was, on average, more than fifteen years.

The phones are on average more durable.