Sentence examples for emerged an average from inspiring English sources

Roots from European populations emerged an average of 4 days earlier than those from Asian and North American ones.

Nasonia vitripennis females emerged with an average of 16.3% (±1.1, 1 standard error [SE]) lipids.

Before C. gattii emerged in 1999, an average of 11 persons were hospitalized with cryptococcosis without HIV/AIDS in British Columbia each year (1 ).

Overall developed economies tend to be more connected than emerging markets with an average rank of 21st versus 77th.

The sensory branch of the radial nerve emerges proximally at an average distance of 8 cm (range of 6 to 11 cm) from the styloid process of the radius in adults [ 18].

I still get these horrendous flashbacks to the higher maths exam The news, however, came too late and provided little comfort as it emerged the average pass rate for the first of two papers was just 24.8 out of a possible 60.

At the turn of the century, merely 20 years after breeding plans emerged, the average mountain cow had nearly doubled its weight and its milk output (ibid).

That these two disparate talents emerged from average beginnings makes their ascension all the more inspirational to the rest of us.

Other findings emerged concerning average differences between subjects with or without self-perceived halitosis, dental anxiety and the importance attributed to one's own mouth and that of others.

For many classes of antibiotics developed so far, resistance emerged on average five years after commercial release of the compounds (Fig.  3); some resistance mechanisms were already present even before the commercialisation of the agent.

For an emerging market with average direct financial exposure to the United States, an unexpected rate hike led to an immediate drop in capital flows equal to 0.5 percentage point of gross domestic output, the IMF found.