Sentence examples similar to designating an average of from inspiring English sources

The normalized amount of gene in tumor samples was determined by designating the average of ΔCt of 6 non-tumor tissues as calibrator. 2 × 2-ΔΔCt represented an estimation of the number of gene copy in tumor tissues.

About 80,000 wildfires in the United States were designated for suppression each year between 1998 and 2007, and only an average of 327 were allowed to burn.

Insulin infusion was constant on each day, at one of three randomly assigned rates: 1) a minimum rate of either 0.01 units/kg/h or an average of the subject's daytime basal rate, whichever was higher (designated "low"); 2) a rate of 0.05 units/kg/h (designated "high"); and 3) midway between the minimum and maximum rates (designated "medium").

FWS says it costs an average of $300,000 to prepare a proposed listing rule, even without designating critical habitat.

Reports showing an average of >30,000 cases of malaria per year over the past decade clearly designate this region as having a high rate of endemic malaria (4 ).

"Homeland" drew an average of 4.4 million.

That's an average of 28.6 m/s.

I would say an average of 200.

Mean, median, and mode, in mathematics, the three principal ways of designating the average value of a list of numbers.

It is a way of designating a locus of activity.

And considering it is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the average property value is not extortionate, at £326,983.