Sentence examples for describes on average from inspiring English sources

The effects of tropical cyclones on coastal areas are strongest in a range of (30, 60) km from their main track, that describes on average the movement of the "cyclone's eye" [34], [53].

As Peggy Boone from the University of Wisconsin-Madison describes, " On average, this lemur daily consumes ten times the amount of cyanide that would be lethal to other mammals of similar size.

Formally, the robustness of the system is defined as: (4) where ϕ is the specification of the functionality in temporal logic and T p is the trace representing the behavior of the system under perturbation p. This notion of robustness corresponds to a mean functionality, that is, describes on average how the system behaves under perturbations.

R describes on average how many persons a case will infect, and a value of R greater than 1 indicates that the infection may grow or persist in the population while a value of R less than 1 indicates that the infection will decline in the population, although exceptions exist [ 7, 8].

The MFPM enables us to quantify soil heterogeneity at two scales: the micro-scale parameters describe on average the effects of pore network heterogeneities on the two-phase flow pattern; the macro-scale parameters indicate the variability of permeability at the scale of interconnected pore networks.

For the 211 genes, we calculated the fraction of all possible nonsense mutations that have been described (on average 0.10, table 4, supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online).

After filtering, described next, on average 16K exonic positions were determined to contain a variant.

A recently conducted systematic review has described that on average, women in the Caribbean are approximately 1.5 times more likely to have type 2 diabetes than men.

Mutually adjusted, linear mixed models (29) were then used in the offspring data to investigate the effect of the 19 early life exposures (described above) on average AA and also AA changes during childhood and adolescence.

This meant that, in contrast with a deterministic model, which describes what happens on average in a population, the model can provide estimates of the probability of replacement or persistence of an imported genotype.

The lower line and the lower equation describes the average response based on all data-points, while the upper line and equation describes the response of biomass with plant species number of the 5 maximum values at 2, 10, 18, 27 and 32 species.