Sentence examples for become averaged from inspiring English sources

For optimal identification of CNVs, we recommend the use of at least 5 normal genomic DNA samples as controls in each run, instead of using pooled genomic DNAs because CNVs in each individual of the pool will become averaged.

Surprisingly, the defense has become average, giving up 301 yards a game.

These moves can create a vicious cycle like that seen in chief executive pay: if every school in the bottom half of the distribution raises its marks to enter the top half of the distribution, or even just to become average, the average creeps up.

In Lukash's telling, there is a battle being waged between conscientious doctors who want to maintain the "integrity" of the profession by helping people with serious and unsightly problems to become "average" and an "unethical" minority that preys on impressionable teens, performing vanity surgeries and risking lives.

The paper aims, through empirical investigation, both to demonstrate how the activities and processes of hospital life "become average" as they are transformed to comply with the cost accounting average and to indicate how the "average" is being promoted as the norm for hospitals to aspire to.

Be aware that when your map becomes average size, you'll need to explore more of the world for it to be mapped on the larger map.

So in this example, it costs a low tipper $100/year to become an average tipper and an average tipper $100/year to become a high tipper.

Behavior might become less "average".

It allowed my father to stop being Vincent Price, and all of us to become an average American family on an outing.

They are roughly 70% male and 60% white, and generally making enough money to afford what has become the average San Francisco rent: around $2,500 a month.

"Galton completely misread his results on regression," he argues, and wrongly believed that human heights tended "to become more average with each generation".