Sentence examples for gains the average from inspiring English sources

Bond funds, meanwhile, eked out modest gains; the average one was up 1.6 percent, as Treasury bond yields were little changed in the quarter but spreads on lower-quality debt contracted, sending prices higher.

Had we continued to get our fair share of productivity gains, the average American non-supervisory production wage would be $1,249 per week in 2014.

The results show a strong relationship, with higher learning gains (the average of all 20 SURE questions) resulting from more time devoted to the project.

If he gains the average 0.5 kg of weight per year that is typical of western societies (Van Wye et al., 2007), and if this weight gain was fat tissue, this additional tissue would contain about 350 g of lipids (Forbes, 1987).

Even with the gain, the average is only slightly higher than the five-year low of 340,750 attained the previous week.

The average compounded investment result for the University over the past five years was a 6.6percentt gain; the average over the past 10 years was a 5.4percentt gain; and the return over the past 20 years was 9.1percentt.

He added: "While all property types are showing a quarterly price gain, the average price of flats has increased the least.

GAENE Gain is the average gain in GAENE score from pretest to posttest for that teacher (i.e., GAENE Post GAENE Pre).

ACORNS Gain is the average gain in ACORNS score from pretest to posttest for that teacher (i.e., ACORNS Post ACORNS Pre).

The results indicated that the coated samples maintain weight gain and the average weight gain rate is 1.12 × 10−1 mg/cm2 h.

Using a widely employed statistical measure that allows different kinds of tests to be compared called effect size, the gains in the average scores on the Stanford test were about a third of the average gain in the TAAS scores.