For the 4-item Healthy Days Core module, participants with arthritis were three times more likely to report their general health as fair to poor and averaged more physical, mental, and overall unhealthy days than participants without arthritis [ 14].
While it is arguably fair to average the CPS student admit rates over 10 years due to the small and fluctuating numbers of applicants to any given college or university, it is not fair to use only the most recent (i.e., 2012) overall admit rates for comparison.
It would be fair to say the average age was roughly 42, but hey, the bangers were actually pretty fresh.
Meat pies, sausage rolls and pints at half-time: it's fair to say the average football league ground is, traditionally, not a bastion of the healthy lifestyle – not for the fans anyway.
But it's fair to say the average student loan won't be enough to snaffle this particular pad – a £12.5m property on one of London's best-known streets, which is being marketed as the ultimate in student digs.
One wonders what else they might have in mind; certainly dollar devaluation is a possibility, as is subsidy programmes and tax breaks though one suspects that none of those options would be popular if presented individually.Obviously, it's not fair to expect the average American to have a coherent view of how best to achieve certain economic goals.
So maybe it's fair to say that the average person doesn't really seam to be the target customer for that model — if you're the kind of person who could really take advantage of the Hero4 Black, you've probably been preparing your wallet for a 4K-capable GoPro since last year's Hero3 lineup.
It's not necessarily fair to assume that the average layperson, or even journalist, should be well versed in the intricacies of Jewish politics and ideologies, let alone the Orthodox complexities.
meme, it's fair to wonder whether the Supreme Court Justices (average age: sixty-nine) are in a good position to judge what's reasonable when it comes to interpreting hip-hop.
It is fair to assume that the average Joe/Jane is neither a college graduate nor a high school drop-out.
