Sentence examples for index on average from inspiring English sources

For example, participants in the Nurses Health Studyy report consuming 1,600 calories a day, but their body mass index on average is 26 or higher - well into the overweight range and supported by many more calories than the women seem to think they are eating.

Machine-made papers were found to have a higher zero span tensile index on average.

The degree of the ratio of ADSCs to HSC-progenitors in the given treatment was associated with overall treatment efficacy, whereas their lower ratio resulted in a higher benefit index on average.

For example, a firm with a 40percentt output share in an industry with a three-firm concentration index of 0.5 employs on average 5.7percentt (0.078×0.5 - 0.131×0.4 - 0.216×0.5×0.4 = -0.057) fewer immigrants than a (hypothetical) firm in a perfectly competitive industry (i.e., infinitely small output share in an industry where the concentration index is zero).

From this figure, it can be clearly observed that the multichannel reference spectra exhibit even higher levels of sparsity when analyzed across multiple dimensions, with Gini indices on average above 0.85.

It can be observed that the multichannel reference spectra displays a fairly high amount of sparsity across all the three dimensions individually, with Gini indices on average above 0.5 (except for temporal sparsity in the surround-sound channels).

The zone productivity factor of grassland soils in this climate zone is 1.2, indicating 20% higher relative productivity indices on average when compared to the mean of the EU.

According to the Australian Socio-Economic Indexes for Areas (SEIFA), a composite index based on average rates of income, job status, occupation, personal qualifications, service availability and housing conditions, Yarrabah was Australia's most disadvantaged local government area in 2011 [ 11].

Each one-point score increase in the disaster resilience leadership index was on average associated with a.731-point score increase in the flood resilience index.

For index comparison we define 'extreme' fire risk in terms relative to each season, as that percentile of the index that on average would have a 50% chance of exceedence in each season (the 99.67th percentile in winter and the 99.77th in summer).

A volcanic explosion great enough to score six on the index happens, on average, about every century - Pinatubo in the Philippines hosted the last in 1991, while a thousand years or more may separate the colossal eruptions deserving of a VEI7.