Sentence examples for case on average from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the low archaea and virus proportions, we observed a significant eukaryotic fraction in some samples, exceeding 10% in 24 samples with a maximum of 36.3% in one case (on average 1.2 ± 3.8%).

However, looking at data from the Ownership Survey and the World Management Survey on small and medium firms it is not the case on average that family firms are leading the way in promoting women.

Some charter schools outperform the traditional public schools and districts near them, though the largest studies show that that is not the case on average, according to standardized test scores, the metric that school reformers have long cited as the primary accountability measure.

Nevertheless, in the other three test sequences with comparative simple motion, the overwhelming majority of CU is big size (64 × 64 and 32 × 32), where it is from 0.83 ("Cactus" in RA case) to 0.90 ("BQSquare" in LDP case) on average at both two conditions.

For the sequences with slow movement, including "Traffic," "Cactus," "BQMall," "BQSquare," "FourPeople," and "Johnny," the proposed overall algorithms averagely save coding time 32.77% (in RA case) and 35.25% (in LDP case), and bitrate increase for these sequences are only 0.19% (in RA case) and 0.12% (in LDP case) on average, which is negligible.

The same CDC study found that MDR TB treatment cost $134,000 per case on average, rising to $430,000 for the most extensively resistant cases.

Thirty-one cases - on average fewer than three a year - were reported up to 1984, Dr. Visvesvara said.

In these cases, students will on average pay an extra three or four weeks' rent which they may not make use of.

Justice in a country where only one of these cases on average finds conviction.

Our cases, on average only carried one more CNV than population controls, but each event was, on average, 12 kb longer and the total CNV length across the genome therefore totalled 200 kb more in cases than population controls.

Country surveillance data from summer 2009 [ 8- 13] show a dramatic difference in the age distributions of imported cases and indigenous cases, with imported cases on average older than the ones generated by local transmission (see Figure 1A).