Sentence examples for emphasizes the average from inspiring English sources

Likewise, while prescribing to pediatric in-patients is decidedly focused on the individual patient with respect to dosing, this desire is often in conflict with data generated by the drug sponsor where the resultant prescribing information emphasizes the average or typical patient, providing guidance to aggregate "special" populations.

It's not about emphasizing the average; it's about celebrating the exceptional.

In retrospect, we believe that by emphasizing the averaged results, we may have missed an important sub-population of subjects who did not conform to the averages.

The increased hospital use with oral clefts over most of the average lifespan emphasizes the importance of acknowledging oral clefts as lifelong morbidity risk factors with health burdens beyond infancy and childhood.

Indeed, considering that resistance is the result of the interaction of multiple factors, having found a single haplotype that accounts for a SHR incidence reduction of about 20%% in average, emphasizes the importance of the finding.

In giving his own opening statement, Bryce looked up and down from notes and emphasized that "the average member of Congress is a millionaire," out of touch with the district.

The purpose of this paper is to emphasize that the average shear-wave velocity in the top 30 m of soil should not be the only site parameter used to scale strong-motion amplitudes.

Hirose et al. (2010) emphasized that the average slip rate estimated from DLF tremors compensates for the difference between the slip deficit rate and the convergence rate of the Philippine Sea Plate beneath the Shikoku region.

The final score was calculated with two approaches to emphasize (a) the average score value and (b) the maximum score of at least one criterion (see "Final score calculation" section).

Finally, it is important to emphasize that the average properties of most socioeconomic quantities such as wealth creation, crime and innovation are strongly predicted by the scaling laws expressed in Eq. (1), which are non-linear functions of population size and account for 65 97% of the variance in the data (see Table S1).

"Roma organizations often emphasize that the average life expectancy of Roma women is 48 years.