Sentence examples for including the average of from inspiring English sources

"The lawyers made an arrangement based on the net earnings of this executive's career, including the average of his bonuses the past six or seven years, and added that to the alimony and child-support payments," Ms. Nigro said.

Correlation between the individual specific random effect and time-varying variables of an individual is allowed by including the average of these variables over the whole panel observation period in the second equation [51].

and real reverberant recordings (Real) of the REVERB Challenge evaluation test set including the average of all subsets in the last column, while Tables 4 and 5 show with more detail these results for each scenario.

In the "average" column, we showed two subcolumns including the average of ten PM values related to ten instances and also the average of ten solution times to reach all ten results.

Except for all GO categories having a high CI, there was no discernible correlation observed for any GO categories within nodes in relation to other tree statistics, including the average of bootstrap proportions, RI, and RC.

Results obtained from the model including the average of the MSE values for all the training runs and the best network run out of 10,000 epochs are highlighted in Tables 5(a) and 5(b), respectively.

The results presented in the next section include the average of 30 testbed experiments per parameter setting.

To partly control for the fact that minorities tend to locate in more deprived areas, the models include the average of the Index of Multiple Deprivation, which is provided by ONS for 2010.

Published data from age-matched controls were compared with MMA study patients using a two-sample t-test of the means assuming unequal variances and by a linear regression model that included the average of the right and left kidneys as the dependent variable and age as the independent variable.

Time domain parameters included the average of all R-R intervals (NN), standard deviation of R-R intervals (SDNN), standard deviation of the average R-R intervals calculated over 5-minute periods (SDANN), the square root of the mean squared differences of successive R-R intervals (rMSSD) and the proportion of interval differences of successive R-R intervals > 50 ms (pNN50).

Gore advisers say the amount of money would be based on a combination of factors, including the average cost of previous elections, and for Senate races, population and media accessibility in each state.