Sentence examples for degrees average from inspiring English sources

Starting salaries for students with bachelor's degrees average above $100,000.

In 2012 some 42% held first or higher degrees; average family income was over $100,000, roughly double that of white Americans (see chart).

Chitosan scaffolds of different deacetylation degrees, average molecular weights and concentrations reinforced with silica nanoparticles were prepared for bone tissue regeneration.

The following supposition was tested: There is no statistical difference (α = 0.05) between the degrees average of first experimental student group (who depend upon the hypertext) and the degrees average of second experimental student group (who depend upon the super graphics) to test the students' knowledge acquisition in Mathematics.

"The weather will be 20 degrees average, but the water will be warmer than the air, 23 to 25 degrees, and there will be snow on the mountains," he added, "and the view will be like nowhere else".

The observed azimuth motion consisted of a superposition of full rotations with a period of 10 30 min and oscillatory motion with an amplitude of tens of degrees, average period of 79 s, and period dispersion of 12 s.

Medical writers with advanced degrees averaged between $83,000 (for women) and $94,000 (for men).

Between them, they have 21 degrees (averaging more than one apiece!) from just four schools: Harvard, Yale, Princeton, or Columbia.

In our experiment, we use the node degrees averaged across subjects in each class.

Those with two-year nursing degrees averaged only slightly less at $45,342.

2016 bachelor degrees averaged $64,900 in engineering, $61,300 in computer science, $55,100 in mathematics and other sciences, versus $46,100 in humanities and $34,900 in education.