Sentence examples for emergence of average from inspiring English sources

I believe that the emergence of average cell deterministic response from single cell stochastic response complement each other.

By the mid-1900s, percentages became all the rage: We saw the emergence of batting average (BA), earned run average (ERA), on-base percentage (OBP), slugging percentage (SLG), and fielding percentage (FLD).

This is defined as the emergence of an average of 24 or more VT earthquakes above 5 km depth (above the magma chamber) over three months.

With this lower prevalence at birth, early diagnosis would have to delay the emergence of symptoms on average by 20 months or more for neonatal screening to be less costly and more beneficial.

"However, the regional picture is much more mixed and we're seeing the emergence of towns where the average price is at least £1millin.

Moreover, the value estimated by Gaucher et al. [ 139] concerns the emergence of ancient Bacteria; the average environmental T of LUCA could have been lower.

Along with shoot elongation, the rate of leaf emergence and average leaf size were reduced when vines were subjected to partially or fully cooled root zones.

Furthermore, we estimated the time since the emergence of sponging by tracking the average pairwise relatedness among spongers over time and comparing it to empirical estimates.

Local governments and other social service providers are adjusting to the emergence of entire neighborhoods where the average age is soaring, and private foundations are awarding scholarships to retain students and attract new ones.

We then recorded their responses to stimulation of Area 1 only, so as to verify the emergence of HNCs and estimate their average activation properties.

Plants flowered ranging from 73 days to 168 days after sowing and had an average panicle emergence of 115 days after sowing.