Sentence examples for exceeded on average from inspiring English sources

One study conducted in Algeria proved the threshold of 36C could be exceeded on average annually at least 14 times in Oran, 50 times in Saïda (in the north-west) and 90 times in Aïn Sefra (south).

The chosen FRF 'bound' is predicted from the inverse model in the form of the 'm-observational return level', namely the level that will be exceeded on average once in every m structures realised.

A great variety of competitors of the businesses participated, ranging from 0 to 20 with an average of 4. Since the variables of revenue, award, and conscience exceeded, on average, 2.0 (on a scale from 0 to 4), the subjects agreed with the statements more than they disagreed.

The cost to patients in stage 1 of osteoarthritis exceeded on average 280.54€ annually and included analgesic medications, such as paracetamol pain medications and topical gels, such as mucopolysaccharide, polysulphate and salicylic acid, diclofenac and levomenthol.

The 1-in-20 year extreme daily maximum temperature (i.e. a value exceeded on average only once during the period 1981 2000) will likely increase by about 1°C to 3°C by the mid-21st century and by about 2°C to 5°C by the late 21st century, depending on the region and emissions scenario.

Individual cell displacements over 10 days of tracking did not exceed, on average, one cell diameter (6.59 µm, s.d.=2.4, which is also near the range of precision errors in plotting cell centers).

On the other hand, the total length of all the binding motifs found on one Alu consensus sequence exceeds, on the average, 420 nucleotides (150% of the Alu's length).

Methane concentration never exceeded 17%, on average, in the interior of the bales.

The mass balance recovery exceeded 90% on average.

Also, SUVpeak exceeded SUVmean on average, although it could be smaller for small tumours, in which SUVmax sometimes corresponds to a voxel near the edge of the lesion and surrounded by low activity values "outside" the tumour.

Overall, the bed occupancy ∥ rate at Doka Hospital was low (46%), whereas in Kassab and Bazora it exceeded 100% (on average, there were not sufficient beds to accommodate all patients).