Sentence examples for extended the average from inspiring English sources

PAGE 31 A DOUBLE DISABILITY Advances in health care have extended the average life expectancy of people with Down syndrome to more than 50 years today, from 25 in 1983.

The restructuring extended the average maturity of the debt and lowered interest rates enough to reduce the government's interest burden by about 3% of GDP annually over the next three years.

So as advances in health care have extended the average life expectancy of people with Down syndrome to more than 50 years today from 25 in 1983, doctors and family members are now struggling to cope with a double dose of disability.

pFMDV and pH5N1 conjugation extended the average lifespan from 21 days to more than 50 days.

On Thursday, the bank said it would increase its purchases of Japanese government bonds and extended the average maturity of the bonds it purchases from three years to seven years.

Studies analyzing the effect of paid leave in the State of California have shown that paid leave has extended the average leave per women by 4 6 weeks, even longer in the case of low SES working mothers (Guendelman et al. 2014), and had a positive impact on employers and businesses (Armenia 2014).

Khasminskii [6] first extended the averaging theory for ODEs to the case of stochastic differential equations (SDEs) and studied the averaging principle of SDEs driven by Brownian motion.

Suppose that in 50 years a great breakthrough extends the average lifespan by hundreds of years.

We've seen others extend the average amount of engaged time consumers spend at a business by upwards of 40%.

Fast charging is perceived by users as a preferred method for extending the average daily mobility of electric vehicles (EV).

In a statement this afternoon, the Federal Reserve announced that it was engaging in more stimulus, by extending the average maturity of the securities on its balance sheet.