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.
The weight treatment effect was 0.5 g/month smaller on average (95% confidence interval −1.0 to −0.1) with each one month increase in mean age, 33.2 g/month (5.3 to 61.2) larger on average in trials conducted in Africa, and 46.9 g/month (−83.2 to −10.6) smaller on average in trials in which participants were treated for G lamblia infection.
Neanderthals had very large skulls — larger, on average, than people today.
Shopping journeys concluding in online purchases have baskets that are 25% larger, on average.
The grains were 10 times larger on average, and crater-like formations were noted.
"Orthodox families are larger on average than secular families, and spend twice as much on groceries, about $15,000 a year," Mr. Lubinsky said,.
Activist targets tend to be larger, on average, in France than in other countries, perhaps because they are more likely to be susceptible to international pressure.
Both black and white boys have better outcomes in low-poverty areas, but black-white gaps are larger on average for boys who grow up in such neighborhoods.
However, the increase experienced by late-career workers switching to entrepreneurship is significantly larger, on average, than those experienced by all others.
One interesting exception is found in the southernmost part, where seal-based DH500 values are larger on average than WOD-based values.
