Sentence examples for exceeded an average of from inspiring English sources

Since the 9.00 threshold was exceeded an average of >9 months before diagnosis, the lower C-peptide values at diagnosis would be expected.

Rather, we observed what appears to be a threshold effect where toxicity accrued only after FiO2 exceeded an average of 0.75 over 24 h.

In addition, low income countries have to prioritize their decisions, owing to their very limited health care budgets which hardly exceeded an average of US$30 per capita in 2011 [ 26].

Employees in the UK in certain sectors can choose to opt-out of the rules, which require maximum working hours to not exceed an average of 48 hours.

A Prudential spokeswoman said the company did not dispute that it had exceeded state-set profit limits, which require that a company's combined margin over three consecutive years not exceed an average of 6percentt.

(Failures, in Keynote's judgment, occur when Web pages only download partly, or their download times for a transaction exceed an average of 12 seconds a page on a high-speed Internet line).

The WHO says daily pollution levels should not exceed an average of 25 micrograms per cubic metre of fine particulate matter.

As in-state tuition and fees exceed an average of $13,200 and a cost of attendance between $19,500 to $33,000, it makes a $25,445 non-resident tuition bill at The Ohio State University look like the better buy.

The concatenated alignment slightly exceeds an average of 3.0 substitutions per position, reaching our criterion of sufficient sequence diversity for evaluating missense substitutions [ 36].

By contrast, OSHA's current lead standard doesn't require full removal from exposure until blood lead concentrations exceed an average of 50 μg/dL over three successive tests or two back-to-back measurements of 60 μg/dL.

Similarly, in the southeast region, delimited by human cases associated with Eastern Pipistrelles (clade 2), where neither Eastern Pipistrelles nor Silver-haired Bats exceed an average of 2% of all rabies-positive bats submitted, the P. subflavus variant accounted for 63% of bat-associated cases in terrestrial mammals and 89% of bat-associated cases in humans.