Sentence examples for comparisons to the average from inspiring English sources
Comparisons to the average of other firms in a population cause most firms to adopt innovations once they are widely accepted.
Based on a comparison to the average diameter of a naked NPM particle (~50 nm), the dimensional increment can be attributed to the "protein coat" (Fig. 1G).
The site achieved a 22 per cent rise in one-day spike in online traffic on November 22, in comparison to the average visits over the previous three Sundays.
In a question-and-answer session an irate member of the audience hit out against the large salaries of BBC executives, presenters and well-paid footballers in comparison to the average worker.
Flexibility to change feed demand quickly when conditions dry may reduce the variability of income between years (i.e. reduce risk) in comparison to the average farm in the region represented by a regional monitor farm model.
Well-to-wheel (WTW) greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, urban criteria pollutants, energy use, and water use associated with hydrogen and FCVs can be significantly reduced in comparison to the average parc of gasoline vehicles regardless of whether hydrogen is produced and distributed with an emphasis on conventional resources (e.g., natural gas), or on local, renewable resources.
Figure 16 shows the evolution of the average shortest path of the historical SBRC network in comparison to the average shortest path of the random network.
With 30% of all food events within a week, SNAP users reported the highest percentage of this method of acquisition in comparison to the average of 22% for non-SNAP users.
This means major U.K. companies will have to say how much their top bosses earn in comparison to the average worker, opening British boardrooms to criticism from trade unions and shareholders alike.
