Sentence examples for large on average from inspiring English sources

While the classes are still large – on average 40 children in each, with one teacher and an assistant – the child-centred approach is radically different from that prevalent in the past.

This is because the number of motif predictions is too large – on average each tool predicted 34 motifs in one ChIP-seq dataset (average of Column 3 in Supplementary Table 11).

The return to college is large on average, but it is also contingent and uncertain.That uncertainty, I suspect, is growing.

The cumulative slip is large on average in the northern part of the source fault where the coseismic slip is small.

But those in the child avatar rated the cubes about twice as large, on average, as did those in the adult bodies, Slater's team reports online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Moreover, even after the inclusion of individual controls the difference in the level of trust between the United States and Australia remains large (on average individual trust is 73 percentage points higher in Australia).

Those figures exaggerate income inequality somewhat, however, because they do not include taxes and because wealthy households are larger on average than poor ones.

For example, at the ninth visit, risk scores were lower among subjects with higher grip strength, and between visits one and nine, the decline in grip strength was larger on average among subjects assigned higher risk scores.

Neanderthals had very large skulls — larger, on average, than people today.

"Orthodox families are larger on average than secular families, and spend twice as much on groceries, about $15,000 a year," Mr. Lubinsky said,.

Yes, American cars and homes are larger, on average, than those in Europe, but we support stricter energy efficiency standards by 73 percent to 26 percent.