Sentence examples for develop the average from inspiring English sources

In the following, we develop the average BER of the RNSD-LPIC and CGLS-LPIC detectors.

But moving from mice to human beings is always difficult otherwise it wouldn't take more than a decade and $800 million to develop the average drug.

We were able to calculate exposure frequencies for each food, given the number of detections in each sample, and these were used to develop the average daily intake values.

While a number of engineered discs have been developed, the average size of these constructs remains a fraction of the size of human intervertebral discs.

At the end of the last century, when the Lower East Side was being developed, the average monthly per-capita income in America was equivalent to about $250 in today's dollars, less than what a welfare recipient now gets.

That can bring the price tag of developing the average high-end Internet game to more than $3 million, not including additional expenses for marketing and hosting.

In 1954 Shell Oil developed the average freight rate assessment (AFRA) system which classifies tankers of different sizes.

These selection criteria led to average BMIs of 27 kg/m2 and over 30 kg/m, for the populations in which the FLI and the NAFLD-FLS were developed; the average BMI is close to 25 kg/m2 in our French study.

If that dollar amount at the top of this article didn't make much of an impact in terms of explaining how big a problem food waste actually is, perhaps it would help to get personal: According to estimates, in developed countries, the average single person wastes approximately 100 kilograms of food each year.

If that dollar amount at the top of this article didn't make much of an impact in terms of explaining how big a problem food waste actually is, perhaps it would help to get personal: According to estimates, in developed countries, the average single person wastes approximately 220 pounds of food each year.

Interestingly, in developed countries, the average IRAOI was above 1.4 in 2014 while it settled to 0.53 in developing countries.