The addition of nocodazole induced a major reduction in both aggregate average intensity signal (2.6 fold, Fig. 3C) and aggregate average size (3.8 fold, Fig. 3D).
Wild guess: in aggregate an average of $100 million in deals sold every day worldwide, or $36.5 billion of deals sold every year.
For example, if two clinics with highly divergent HIV TDR prevalence's are sampled, then when analyzed in aggregate, the average prevalence is inaccurate for both clinics.
The aggregate average annual economic cost of dengue illness in Puerto Rico is $38.7 million $10.400 per capita).
While per capita income rose on aggregate, average weekly wages went down from a high of $315 in 1973 down to $256 in 1996, measured in constant dollars.
Red traces represent the aggregate average.
These data are collected for Ontario in aggregate and averaged over each year represented, except in the case of furnace oil where data was available for each city studied.
Taken in aggregate, however, the average euro zone deficit will reach 6.9% of GDP in 2010.
The conclusions, briefly stated, were that while heavy users do in fact consume far more data in aggregate than the average (288GB vs. 9.6GB in this study), their contribution to congestion during peak hours, and when the network is at 75% of its capacity or above, is in fact not much greater than the average user.
New businesses, according to the research, create an average of three million new jobs annually, while existing businesses of any age, type or size, in aggregate, shed a net average of about one million jobs each year, as some businesses fail and as others incorporate technology and become more efficient.
