Sentence examples for indicators on average from inspiring English sources

When a multihop sociability definition is considered, the indicators on average increase.

The Average Variance Extracted (AVE) value of at least 0.5 shows satisfactory convergent validity, meaning that a latent variable is able to explain more than half of the variance of its indicators on average.

Literature cited in this paper shows that linking an energy analysis tool with a BIM model has helped project design teams to predict and create optimized energy consumption by conducting building energy performance analysis utilizing key performance indicators on average thermal transmitters, resulting heat demand, lighting power, solar heat gains, and ventilation heat losses.

It is noteworthy that, using these indicators, on average 2.3% and 20.1% of patients did not receive adequate analgesia (undertreated) with step 1 2 analgesics when referred to the pain unit or admitted to hospital, respectively.

As one can see, the sociability indicators are on average smaller in plot Figure 4(c) compared to Figure 4(a): this means that in the second observation period, a smaller number of contacts has been recorded.

Three efficiency indicators based on average roughness, average peak-to-valley height and subjective part quality are then used in a case study on vibratory grinding.

However, BDE-154 and -153 (Octa-mix exposure indicators) have on average 5 % representation of total PBDE profile in grey seal.

Patches shown to be sexually selected or quality indicators showed on average 0.87 jnd (range = 0.56 to 1.21 jnd) higher discriminable variability when compared to the rest of the coloured patches in the five studied species (Fig. 1).

The post hoc analyses also reveal that auditory feedback yielded performance that was not as good as that obtained with either visual or no feedback on the quality indicators of average rate of compressions, the percent of compressions with full release and the average duty cycle (see Table 1).

Given the increasing use of alcohol screening questionnaires to identify alcohol misuse it would be ideal if scores on screening questionnaires were also indicators of average alcohol consumption.

As can be observed in Table  4 (total column) most indicator scores were, on average, based upon CCC data when data was not available (NA; CCC = 18 indicators, OWN = 3 indicators).