Sentence examples for indicating on average from inspiring English sources
Water chemical differences between ditches and peat strips were smaller at the Res 5 and Res 10 than at Drained sites indicating, on average, successful decrease of drainage-induced within-site variation in water chemistry.
The worst case correlation of 0.90 was observed between the ±50% and ±2-orders of magnitude cases indicating on average 90% of the conclusions drawn between the two cases were consistent (Fig. 4C).
No significant difference in levels of diversity could be found between river, pond and lake populations, indicating on average similar levels of gene flow and isolation from the coastal environment.
Mean socioeconomic status (SES) was 32.45 (SD = 15.61), indicating on average a lower middle class sample based on the Hollingshead index[ 36].
Mean socioeconomic status (SES) was 34.74 (SD = 15.43), based on the Hollingshead index, indicating on average a lower middle-class family SES [ 47].
Mean socioeconomic status (SES) was 46.59 (SD = 12.20), based on the Hollingshead index, indicating on average a middle-class family SES [ 47].
Use the indexing function in Word or the index command in LaTeX to identify the index term as your write your text and indicate, on average, one or two index entry terms per manuscript page to be included in the index.
Just like their findings our results also indicate on average a higher reliability of the stability-based indicators (compared with the consistency-based indicators) with a lower variability (i.e., smaller range).
Like a large rock dropped in a lake, the 1973 oil price increase generated a series of waves, beginning with inflation, which was higher than simple cost-through-the-system arithmetic would indicate (on average, only 3% or 4%).
Indeed, fatalities of the April 25 , 2015 M w 7.8 Gorkha earthquake indicated on average a reduction in building vulnerability in urban areas, while rural areas remained highly vulnerable.
"The data indicate, on average, 10% of people have paid for news in some digital form - about one-third higher than last year," said Prof Robert Picard, director of research at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, which carried out the study.
