Sentence examples for has averaged out from inspiring English sources

Over the past 10 years, that multiple has averaged out at 24. Normally, we tag a few more expensive-looking stocks, those whose book value, earnings and sales multiples all stand above their five-year averages.

Likewise, while nearly 75% of Deezer's native song ads are not skipped, actual engagement to date has averaged out to only 3%—a sure improvement over its 0.1% clickthrough rate for other ads, but still questionable given the higher premium that these artists are paying for sponsoring their work.

Over the last ten years, that number has averaged out at six, Burgess said. .

Post October the record has averaged out at around £40, but has gone for as high as £60 this year.

Over the last ten years, that number has averaged out at six, Burgess said. . "It's an afterthought on the list of dangers associated with aquatic recreation," he told VICE News.

He told the court that he had "averaged out" his expenses claims to compensate for the money he had spent elsewhere pursuing parliamentary duties.

In announcing his proposal, the governor argued that a 5-percent annual tuition increase would be a bargain for students, because, he said, the periodic increases over the past two decades had averaged out to an annual increase of 6.7 percent.

Therefore, we have averaged out the result for every stage in our process.

Since neural field equations are derived as mean-field limits, the usual effects of noise should have averaged out on this level.

In fact, NYT's traffic data suggests that site visits have averaged out in the last six months, which indicates that the company is still able to retain new online readers.

This implies an uneven take up of efficacious security and large variations in burglary trends across areas and population groups (as already seen in the increasing burglary risk of 'no security' households and the discussion of Fig. 4) which since 2004/05 have averaged out nationally (see footnote 5).