Sentence examples for change on average from inspiring English sources

Titled "Climate Risk Disclosure by Insurers," the report found that, despite a broad industry consensus on increased risks from climate change, on average only one in eight insurance companies has a formal climate change policy in place — and that such policies tend to focus narrowly on extreme coastal weather.

Although inducing less exon level AS changes as compared with PD, DBS increased the diversity of the detected events to 631 functional predictions (with 40% of the events predictably inducing more than one transcript change, on average).

Authors' response: For the parameter setting that we discuss there, the number of edges does not change on average, as an edge is removed as often as one is added.

It is significantly overexpressed in RI at all 4 timepoints with one of the greatest expression fold change differences between populations (2.8 fold change on average across timepoints).

The Guggenheim and the Hermitage will rent the space to show about 20 paintings from each of their collections in an exhibit that will change on average twice a year.

Patients are more likely to spend time researching a job change (on average, about 10 hours) or a new car (8 hours) than the operation they are about to submit to or the surgeon who wields the knife.

In MCMC, for a given number of objects M, a Markov chain of length C · M is created, in which the state of each object changes on average C times (in each step of the chain only one random object is moved).

For example, there might be only one magnitude 5 change (or above) for every ten magnitude 4 changes (on average over time), as in the Gutenberg-Richter scale for earthquakes.

Changes are more frequent among large companies (2.2 changes, on average) than smaller companies (1.3 changes).

Lone-parent households lost out most from tax and spending changes, on average.

In blue states, Mr. Obama's numbers are little changed on average from the June forecast.