Sentence examples for ground on average from inspiring English sources

Instead, it's actually the incumbent-party candidate who has gained ground on average since 1936.

A separate analysis by Merrill Lynch, meanwhile, found that in inflationary periods — as measured from troughs to peaks — going back to August 1972, some 6 of the 10 market sectors in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index actually gained ground, on average.

The University of Edinburgh study, which looked at hundreds of species across five continents, found that birds are reaching their summer breeding grounds on average about one day earlier per degree of increasing global temperature.

The number of days with snow covering the ground (one month on average) and days of frost in our study area is relatively high for a Mediterranean region.

The rest of the Syrians, about a third, live in temporary tent settlements; they rent the ground for, on average, fifty dollars, and receive basic assistance — food and hygiene kits, blankets and baby supplies — from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and other organizations working in the field.

Species that nested above ground were on average more negatively affected by isolation from natural habitat and intensive agricultural land use than were species nesting below ground.

To be noted that the mean-count polar maps of the OSEM3D+RR, despite being a good approximation of the ground truth on average, have very large error bars indicating that it can have very poor values for individual noise realisations.

Usually, snow covering some or all bare ground lasts on average from the first or second week of December until the last week of March.

An analysis of linear regression revealed that the average adjusted depth was highly correlated with the ground truth (on average r = 0.84 for shading, and r = 0.86 for texture), although the magnitude of surface relief was systematically underestimated by approximately 40% for both depth cues, which is consistent with prior studies (see Todd et al. 2004).

This element -- heretofore absent in the American business scene -- offered something approaching level ground on which average investors could make investment decisions (just as its absence had allowed Kennedy to profit exorbitantly from privileged information he and other insiders had exclusive access to).

Unlike early intermediate coordinates, these show significantly larger RMSD from the 1M0L coordinates compared with ground state coordinates on average.