Sentence examples for expanded the average from inspiring English sources

Because it is Latin America's largest economy, has significantly expanded the average level of education of its labor force (average years of schooling increased by 50% over a decade), it experienced major gains in average wages and employment, and invested significantly in social policy.

The female mind has demonstrated a capacity for all the mental acquirements and achievements of men, and as generations ensue that capacity will be expanded; the average woman will be as well educated as the average man, and then better educated, for the dormant faculties of her brain will be stimulated to an activity that will be all the more intense and powerful because of centuries of repose.

Minimum dynamic area was gamed (by expanding the average channel width and adjusting Manning's n roughness coefficients) in the main channel (river miles 84 144) to more than double the existing conveyance, which resulted in nearly quadrupling the roughness coefficient allowing for increased riparian vegetation.

However, the examples' effects on the problems' complexities were limited the examples did not expand the average complexity of each posed problem.

In addition, the junction-based forwarding skill could really reduce the impact of obstacles blocking on signal attenuation which may result in packet drop thus expanding the average transmission delay.

And, of course, soft drinks, energy drinks, sports drinks, fruit drinks, and other sugar-sweetened beverages deserve special recognition for expanding the average American's waistline.

Although the nucleosome repeat length increases by ∼1.5 bp in the presence of K. lactis Chd1 at the 5′ end, K. lactis Chd1 expands the average internucleosome spacing by 3 bp subsequent to the +3 nucleosome.

The results indicated that, as soil depth increased, soil water content increased and then slightly decreased; with WAI and IA consistently increasing, the relatively moist region expanded and the average θ increased.

In the past ten years, China's M2 (a broad measure of money supply) has expanded at the average rate of 18.8% a year, far above what it needed to sustain its GDP growth.

Kagame's government has reduced child mortality by 70 percent; expanded the economy by an average of 8 percent annually over the past five years; and set up a national health-insurance program — which Western experts had said was impossible in a destitute African country.

We expect these to average out, but there is always the possibility that variable amounts of density due to unattached heads will expand the class averages and not be fit by the atomic model.