Sentence examples for gains on average from inspiring English sources

Children who moved from institutional care to families after age 2 made few gains on average, though the experience varied by child.

But since then I've joined an invisible club that gains, on average, 17 new members a day in the UK – the highest stillbirth rate for any country in Europe; a fact that remains astonishingly absent from the headlines.

On the surface, these numbers look reasonably favorable for Mr. Obama, since he made gains on average (by 0.7 percentage points) from the previous edition of the same surveys.

While the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index posted double-digit gains, on average, when inflation has been between 1 percent and 4 percent, stocks fell at an annualized rate of 1.4 percent when inflation jumped to between 4 percent and 9 percent.

Investors in the Wells Fargo Equity Index kept just 13.54% of their gains on average over the last three years.

Operational Gains: On average, the REITs in the Quadrix research universe posted 9.5% growth in funds from operations over the last year.

Been a revelation, haven't looked back – I must have gained on average an hour a day just by not checking Twitter, and photographing everything.

Adding an estimate of the NNT to gain, on average, one additional improvement, may aid interpretation of trials with continuous outcomes that are not intuitively understandable to patients, clinicians, and purchasers; few authors do this.

attractiveness on the ten-point scale, a company gained, on average, a one-per-cent boost to its stock price.

The effect is sizable: Over the course of one 9-month school year, students who do bedtime math gain on average the equivalent of a 3-month advantage over their peers, researchers report online today in Science.

During that time, the women gained, on average, six pounds.