Sentence examples for expectation average from inspiring English sources

Thus, accumulation of higher amount of SNPs was expected to initiate the higher RR for AD compared to ID and IG and the result was also in accordance to the expectation (average RR (cM/Mb) for AD = 0.051, ID = 0.035, IG = 0.0023; each value is significant at least at P<0.05 level in Mann-Whitney test).

Since the number of wolf samples analyzed was higher (15 gray wolves vs 5 purebred plus dingo), we estimated the random expectation averaging He for 1,000 groups of 5 randomly selected gray wolves and found that the structural variability in dogs and gray wolves are very similar (0.299 ± 0.009 for wolves vs 0.305 for dogs, P = 0.235).

The results far exceeded expectations – average discards were reduced by just over 50%, with the most successful boat achieving a 69% reduction.

Wall Street can't seem to recognize a winner: 21 consecutive quarters in which the company met or beat analysts' expectations; average compounded revenue growth of 23%; and 15% return on capital for the past five years.

As a rookie, Williams struggled to live up to expectations, averaging 8.8 points and 4.7 rebounds a game, shooting at a mere 41.2 percent and shuffling between the small forward spot and scant duty backing up Love at power forward.

Competitor Dell will report earnings later today, with analyst expectations averaging 27 cents per share in earnings, a few cents shy of last year’s results.

For a practical evaluation, the mathematical expectation (ensemble average) in (51) will be replaced by a time-averaging over the entire sequences.

The current price, he said, reflects a market expectation of average annual earnings growth of 40percentt over the next five years, but he expects the rate to be only 25percentt.

And as impressive as the numbers sound, the results were just shy of analyst expectations: on average analysts expected revenues of $207.70 million, according to Yahoo Finance, while Bloomberg is reporting differently.

The company was promoting the prospect of big returns — a $100,000 investment offered the expectation of average annual returns of more than 24percentt, or more than $5 million, over 18 years.

By taking its expectation, the average yield loss rate as well as the pure premium rate can be derived (Deng et al. 2007).