Sentence examples for by the high average from inspiring English sources
(Analysts have speculated that Southeastern may be motivated by the high average price the firm paid for its holdings, which some have estimated at over $20. A person briefed on the matter estimated that the mutual fund manager paid close to $16.90 a share on average).
Participants who had already been diagnosed with dementia by a specialist were excluded from the study, which is reflected by the high average MMSE in our study population.
The model demonstrated excellent discrimination as indicated by the high average c-index and small standard deviation (c-index = 0.88 ± 0.04).
These results are additionally supported by the high average selfing rates of 92% and 93.7% (depending on how it is estimated) that we found.
The choice of the expansion radius is explained by the high average node degree (23.22) of our background STRING derived network.
Again this successful result can be explained by the high average length of the assembled gilthead sea bream sequences, obtained by de novo global assembly of Sanger sequences and high-throughput sequences of four metabolically and immunologically relevant tissues.
The dissolution of the gypsum and anhydrite in the aquifer indicated by rSO4 2−/ratioratio with the high average value (1.2) in groundwater samples reflects.
The systematic change was caused by the higher average SiO2 content of past ejecta than that of the 2011 erupted magma.
The wealth effect generated by the higher average income increases demand for the domestically produced good, increases the demand for labor, and helps to attenuate the adverse labor market impact of immigration.
It can be concluded that substitution of barley with 0.50 sorghum increased outflow of starch from the rumen, enhanced starch digestibility and absorption in the small intestine and resulted in higher growth rate as evident by the higher average daily gain (ADG) and more efficient feed conversion ratio (FCR) recorded for lambs on the BS diet.
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