Sentence examples for general average of from inspiring English sources

"The general average of Warrants issued during the present century, does not much exceed 8 a-year," the investigation revealed.

Speaking of a larger squeeze on North Korean shipping, Japanese officials said today that 73percentt of the 120 North Korean ships inspected in Japan this year were ordered to halt operations or received safety warnings, far above the general average of 10percentt.

It's now pegged at a general average of 5percentnt, although certain types of media evidently attract more refund requests than others — with what Blendle terms "gossip magazines" seeing a higher percentage of refunds than "quality newspapers".

Similarly, the query What is the average onset age of nervous system symptoms in patients without xanthomas and with p.R395C? confirms 12,7 years (more than 3 years before the general average of patients).

The time between vaccination (5 and 10 years) and serum neutralization test in the retrospective study was analyzed using the general linear model Yi = m + Ti + ei, where Y is the response variable, m is the general average of the experiment, and T is the time between vaccination and serum neutralization test.

The natural interpretation for EAOC comes from the policy side: it is a general average measure of the adjustment of the population (in our case, the subject pool) to the optimal path in welfare terms.

In general, average values of N e across replicates at the time of the foundation of the herd were lower when α was estimated than when it was fixed.

Urinary excretion of 8-oxodG is a repair product of oxidative DNA damage and under the usual steady conditions it reflects the general average risk of a promutagenic oxidative stress in DNA of all tissues and organs [ 75].

These observations add support to the idea that there is a general, average level of disease activity that occurs in the presence of contemporary RA treatment.

In the context of learning, it is however also important to provide a more general average attention of a person during a specific time period, for example, during a single lecture topic.

This finding was consistent with general average citations of toxicological journals [ 15, 34].