Sentence examples for hundreds on average from inspiring English sources

The evaluated sets of publications per field for the years 2002 2006 ranged from less than 10 papers to several hundreds (on average up to 500 papers) as opposed to the range of 10 104 papers for all 36 subjects.

For example, although coastal water pollution ranked 12th on average, one group ranked it as among the top seven risk factors.

Each member of the scheme would lose tens of thousands on average, he claimed.

Each college graduate with a four-year degree earns on average an extra $765,440 over a 40-year career.

Black kids incarcerated in the euphemistic "houses of refuge" during the 19th and 20th centuries were on average one and half to two times younger than white kids of the same gender and endured longer sentences and harsher treatment.

Morningstar category rankings for Vanguard's six multimanager funds range from the 18th percentile, on average, over the last three years to the 37th percentile over the 12 months ended Feb. 28.

On tests of addition, subtraction and number recognition after one school year, children who had the program scored in the 76th percentile on average, and those who did not scored in the 50th percentile.

When the infants reached an average weight of 2 kilograms, those with a birthweight in the range of 700 to 1000 grams had achieved greater than the 10th percentile on average for head growth, but remained below the 3rd percentile for weight and length.

In fact, p21 overexpression was the overexpression perturbation most highly correlated with PCI-34051 treatment, ranking in the 96th percentile on average (BRD3811 treatment did not correlate well with p21 overexpression, 66th percentile rank).

We found that an owner's death caused profits to plunge three-quarters on average.

Profits at such businesses fell three-quarters on average following the owner's retirement.