Sentence examples for gap of the average from inspiring English sources

Regarding the gap of the average per hour compensations between the highly skilled American workers and the rest, only toward the end of the period the Canadian workers would be closing such gap.

Practical charts are proposed to evaluate the influence of air gaps on the average sound absorption performance of porous materials.

The null hypothesis of symmetry in the distribution of gaps around the average of each sequence was examined using a sign test in SPSS 14 (SPSS Inc ., performed across all sequences.

At a 6 nM concentration of the WRN protein, quantifications of these assays revealed that WRN could unwind ∼40% of the 1-nt gap substrate (the mean of three different experiments), ∼17% of the 2-nt gap substrate (the mean of three different experiments), and ∼15% of the 3-nt gap substrate (the average of two different experiments) (Fig. 2E).

In 2009, the most recent year for which wealth data is available, the gap between wealth of the average black and average white household grew to a size unseen since the 1980s, according to a July Pew Research Center report.

The nature of the gap between the average sums leads me to suspect that something else was involved, however.

A recent study of German wage data found that the gap between the average wages of covered and uncovered workers had risen from 8to19percentent between 1999 and 2010, or from 1 to 10 percent if controlled for firm size.

In an essay published earlier this year, "Gates, Gaps, and Intergenerational Mobility: The Importance of an Even Start," Smeeding finds that the gap between the average income of households with children in the top quintile and households with children in the middle quintile has grown, in inflation-adjusted dollars, from $68,600 to $169,300 — that's 147percentt.

In a country where the gap between the average age of political leaders and citizens is one of the world's widest, Modi will be the first prime minister born after India gained independence in 1947.

Five-year averages suggest the magnitude of the gap: The average endowment had annualized five-year returns of 5.9percentt.

The living company stands a better chance of living longer of reducing the gap between the average and maximum life expectancy of the corporate species.