Sentence examples for course averaging from inspiring English sources

Wiles and Alters (2011) recently measured pre- and postinstructional acceptance of evolution with the MATE in a special summer course for a gifted high school student population; students entered the course averaging 72.89 on the test.

The one-way fare for the 50-minute trip is $6.50, and there is a restaurant on board with main courses averaging $15.

As such, the development of large-scale MOOCs has increased over the years, with enrolment on such courses averaging around 33,000 students (Jordan 2014).

Main courses average around SKr250 (£25).

To compare the percent research in courses (averaged across all courses reported by each respondent) taught by individuals who included a particular theme with those who did not include that theme, we used Wilcoxon rank-sum tests.

Of course, averages can be deceiving.

These numbers are, of course, averages that hide some variation.

Rugby players come in all shapes and sizes, except, of course, average, normal and inconspicuous.

Academics are such a priority that study hall is mandated for students with any course average below 74.

Of course, average is as much a state of mind as it is common ground amid a bunch of big numbers.

This study used a comparative descriptive design to analyze the nature and strength of the relationship between the selected independent academic and nonacademic variables and final pharmacology course averages.