Sentence examples for higher rate on average from inspiring English sources

Everyone typically has at least one de novo mutation, Dr. Daly said, but his study suggested that "kids with autism have a slightly higher rate, on average, and the effects are more severe".

In each case, the mean difference was positive (i.e., Ontario had a higher rate on average) and less than 1%.

It is well established for both sheep (Mitchell et al. 2002) and humans (Hindmarsh et al. 2002; Schwarzler et al. 2004) that male fetuses grow at a higher rate on average than do female fetuses, such that males are larger for most growth parameters than are females at most gestational ages, as well as at birth.

Small businesses are charged higher rates — on average 18percentt higher than those paid by large companies.

Those classified as large milk producers provided a higher rating on average for the benefits of bargaining power and control than the small milk producers.

But biologists have groped in vain for a reliable way to clarify the underlying genetics of these so-called autism spectrum disorders, including Asperger syndrome and related social difficulties that are being diagnosed at alarmingly high rates — on average, in one in 88 children, according to a government estimate released last week.

And, as Ms. Burmeister-Laws pointed out, "Rentals in a historic area in a historic home are usually more desirable and more likely to bring a higher rental rate on average".

The NBIA contends that entrepreneurs who get their start at an incubator have a higher success rate, on average, than their brethren who go it alone.

It has been argued that publications for which data is made publicly available have a higher citation rate on average (Piwowar and Vision 2013).

This is the fourth highest success rate on average.

LA class H performed well, especially in the Sketchbook, MapIT, and KWL activities, providing a high completion rate on average.