Sentence examples for began on average from inspiring English sources

The medical wisdom, at that time, based on a landmark 1960 study of institutionalized British children, was that puberty began, on average, for girls at age 11.

Poor field position hurt the Giants throughout the first half, when their drives began, on average, at their 23-yard line.

Perhaps they felt peculiarly suited to a career where salaries begin, on average, at $8,000 a year less than other professions and end, on average, at $24,000 less.

Benign paroxysmal vertigo of childhood begins between ages 2 and 5 years, with some children outgrowing the disorder and others showing persistent symptoms into adolescence; cyclic vomiting syndrome begins on average at age 5 (about 40% rate of headache); and abdominal migraine usually begins latest, at school-age.

Flies exhibited an increase in activity beginning on average approximately 11 minutes after first hydrogen peroxide exposure (Figure S3; Materials and methods).

Puberty begins on average 2 years later in boys than in girls.

Positive mean timeliness: first day signal after the outbreaks beginning, on average.

Negative mean timeliness: first day signal before the outbreaks beginning, on average.

Fertility decreases long before the onset of menopause, beginning on average at about the age of 30 years.

By the time the patient presents to the physician who actually diagnosed their condition, the fibromyalgia journey has already begun (on average over 2 years).

Vasospasm was detected in all patients with embolic events (4 patients) beginning, on average, 5 days after SAH (range 4 6 days).