Sentence examples for deliver on average from inspiring English sources

This is a pretty critical time for home automation technologies, if the market continues to build anticipation for a product ecosystem that device makers don't deliver on, average consumers aren't going to be as receptive when the real deal comes around.

This issue of intervention fidelity has the potential to differentiate between programmes that are successful in getting patients to change their behaviour and programmes that are not, 40 and is evident in Rubak et al 22 who found that GPs failed to deliver, on average, more than one session of motivational interview to patients, when they were facilitated to deliver three.

If the blades spin fast enough to deliver on average 40% of their peak power, that 45 gigawatts would be the equivalent of 18 gigawatts of steady power.

The coming months will be telling ones since the 128 projects that raised money from the crowd this past quarter will deliver, on average, in June/July of this year.

The interval timer, however, appears independent of the SCN, as lesioned animals deliver on average at the appropriate duration of gestation [3], [4].

This resulted in subjects on levodopa choosing to deliver, on average, ten more shocks to the receiver over the course of the experiment, relative to subjects on placebo.

It said that the plane would not be in full production until 2019, a delay of six years, and that the small number of planes produced so far were being delivered, on average, one year late.

Then animals were shifted to a variable interval (VI -1 instrumental reinforcement schedule (each reward was deliVI -1 on average every 5 seconds after at least one lever press) (days 5–7).

The HaloLite AAD® delivered on average 2.1 times (P=0.003) as much aerosol to the lungs compared with Pari LC Plus.

3DPBARP has delivered on average about 35%% of packets in less than 20 ms compared to 3DPBRP which delivered about 26%%.

Economically, these five ocean plans delivered on average $60 million per year in value from new industries and retained value in existing industries, although some stakeholders bore losses and government spending did not decrease.