Sentence examples for full average from inspiring English sources

In that report, the C.B.O. for the first time imputes to Medicaid recipients as "income" the full average cost to the government of providing Medicaid insurance, measured by average expenditures per beneficiary, broken down by state and by risk class.

Fig. 6 (Full) Average tissue TAC obtained from mean values of the kinetic parameters (Ki, kb, Vb) found over current lung cancer series; (dotted) trapped tracer TAC; (dashed) TAC of free tracer in blood and interstitial volume.

(i) A relatively undistorted ERP waveform (the "full average", [35]) is obtained by averaging all the 4800 trials independently of ISI.

(iii) For each category, a waveform representing an estimation of the distortion due to the overlap with the responses elicited by the preceding stimulus (the "previous-response overlap", [35]) is obtained by averaging the response evoked by each preceding trial (estimated using the "full average" waveform), shifted according to the actual ISI value of each trial.

Those are broad averages, and full of anomalies.

Full meals average around £16, with starters £2.50 to £4.50 and main dishes £6 to £9.

Continental, which is based in Houston, said its planes were 79percentt full on average in August, up from 78percentt a year ago.

Maternity: For those with 26 weeks' service, 17 weeks' full pay (average weekly earnings), then 22 weeks' SMP.

At McPherson College in Kansas, for example, full professors average $39,100 a year; at Tennessee Wesleyan College, the figure is $37,700.

In December, for example, Southwest's planes were 80.4 percent full on average, up 4.2 percentage points from December 2009.

Planes took off 82percentt full on average in July -- the highest load factor since the trade group started keeping such records in 1970.