Sentence examples for by an average amount from inspiring English sources
Results show that the coating layer attached to a steel base plate can effectively decrease the sound reflection by an average amount of about 6 dB above a frequency of 10 kHz when the coating layer of thickness 100 mm is on the incidence side.
Specifically, they identified substorms as sharp drops in the SuperMAG AL index by an average amount of 100 nT that persist for 25 min.
Thus we chose to increase individual tree C by an average amount for each year.
Overall, from an NHS perspective during the treatment period alone, oral treatment with capecitabine is projected to be cost saving by an average amount of approximately £3653 per patient.
To assess the duration of walking and cycling (both in addition to sports activities), four groups were defined, each characterized by an average amount of time per day (including commute to work and retail locations): <15 min, 15 30 min, 30 60 min, and >60 min. The metabolic syndrome was defined according to International Diabetes Federation (IDF) criteria (7).
Our application is the rare case where median filling actually introduces errors into the data set for example by assigning an average amount of research and development investment to every company, when 70% of the market actually spends nothing on R&D.
The LOG rule contributes in giving much more efficient QoS support to the network by maintaining an average amount of delay.
According to Foot et al. [30], only 1.2° of mandibular rotation was achieved; this might be explained by using a subject group with an average amount of pretreatment open bites of 2.6 mm that required lesser amount of intrusion.
The average PFOS uptake from drinking water by an average consumer amounted from 0.02 to 0.08 ng/kg BW/day.
To know if you fall into this category, you can look up the rewards rate of a credit card and multiply it by the average amount you spend in a year.
The average phase of sunlight exposure was defined by the average amount of time an individual was exposed to outdoor light, and was calculated by averaging the information for work and work-free days throughout the week using the equation: number of work days per week × number of hours reported on work days + number of work-free days per week × number of hours reported on work-free days [ 33].
