Sentence examples for fail on average from inspiring English sources

But that applies equally to most professional equity-fund managers, who also fail on average to beat the market index.Day traders may be mauled if today's high share prices prove to be a stockmarket bubble (see article).

The samples of the state Z1 (samples 1 5) fail on average at 8.6 MPa, this drop in stress can also be seen in the fracture pattern with an increasing proportion of adhesive failure.

The ETI failure rate of physician-manned services was on average one out of 100 patients, whereas services manned by non-physicians failed on average in 15 out of 100 patients.

The data indicated that on average the typical ICCS client failed on average 1.4 ADLs per person, or about the same number of chronic conditions.

Every so often in these columns, I start channeling Howard Beale (from Network) and get "mad as Hell and just can't take it any more," and -- rather than the usual Friday Talking Points we normally offer up on a weekly basis almost without fail (well, on average, about 46 weeks out of the year... what can I say?) -- at times we instead are moved by the muse known by her proper name of "Rant".

Failing plants on average spend a higher fraction of their revenue on their wage bill compared with the mature plants.

The proteins that failed had, on average, fewer different bait fragments, and many were only full-length baits.

63 of 95 mammalian proteins expressed at soluble levels of greater than 1 mg/l as N-terminal H10-MBP fusions and those that failed possessed, on average, a higher molecular weight and greater number of contiguous hydrophobic amino acids and low complexity regions.

The results show that the k-means and the average linkage clustering algorithms fail on complex-shaped clusters.

Don't fail on purpose.

This issue of intervention fidelity has the potential to differentiate between programmes that are successful in getting patients to change their behaviour and programmes that are not, 40 and is evident in Rubak et al 22 who found that GPs failed to deliver, on average, more than one session of motivational interview to patients, when they were facilitated to deliver three.