Sentence examples for further on average from inspiring English sources

Italy ran 7.5km further on average per match 86 England have had the most tackles in the tournament, with Steven Gerrard's 18 the most of any player 29 England have blocked the most shots at Euro 2012, 17 more than Italy, 19 more than Germany, 21 more than Portugal and 24 more than Spain Stats supplied by Opta England's player of Euro 2012, according to our readers' player ratings, was Gerrard.

By applying our proposed technique to benchmark circuits, it is observed that the clock power is able to be reduced by 4.45%∼6.33% further on average without timing violation.

In rural areas, people must travel further on average to shop compared with urban areas; while they may travel less far to socialise.

By the age of 36 mo, VC for birth cohorts 2004 2008 increased further on average by 15 percentage points (pp) (2nd MMR), 9 pp (2nd VAR), 13 pp (MENC), 7 pp (4th DIP, TET, PER, IPV, HIB, HEPB), and 3 pp (4th PCV).

Children who had been referred had also travelled further on average than other attenders: two-thirds of the referrals had travelled more than 10 km to reach SFDDH, whereas only 10% of all attenders had travelled this distance (x = 959.7, 3df, P < 0.001).

Further, despite having on average 8 yr of postbaccalaureate training (6 yr PhD, 2 yr postdoctoral training) and enhanced knowledge about available careers, fewer postdocs reported having high levels of career goal clarity than when they started their PhDs.

Further consider a modifier allele that on average has no main effect, but that increases variance in the trait (e.g. through epistatic interactions or by increasing mutation rate at the trait).

As highlighted by Pilli et al. [30], in the future, the current HWP sink can be maintained either by further increasing (on average by 1 % per year) the current harvest, or by shifting more of the harvest to long-lived products [54].

Therefore, all groups were pooled for further analysis On average SmO2 increased from 55±1%1 % to a maximum of 66 ± 1 %.

On average, only 17% washed their hands with soap after the toilet/going for defecation, a further 45% on average used water alone.

Thereafter, the numbers of LLPCs increased further by on average 128,000 between weeks 14 and 24 and by 1,082,000 between weeks 26 to 29.