Sentence examples for lose on average from inspiring English sources

People affected by LF lose, on average, one month of income every year because of disabilities and fevers.

In comparison, cells labeled with widely used dyes such as CFSE lose on average one order of magnitude of fluorescence within 24 hours.

From this Budget we calculate that pensioners will lose on average about one quarter of 1% of their income in 2014".

Pyramid schemes cost British consumers about £420m a year but just one per cent of victims, who lose on average £930 each, report the fraud to the authorities.

A very odd casino offering this game is likely to lose on average very close to $1 per game, as many customers play one or more games each.

It is estimated the families affected will lose, on average, £93 a week.

Each year he drops off about 7,000 boxes and loses, on average, just one to theft.

Even if some pieces get stuck or lost, on average the most important ones-those that describe the basic picture structure and how it's changing-get through.

The simplest mechanism reflecting these assumptions is one where a protein loses on average d links per unit time.

Those who routinely used one or two of those resources lost on average 9.3 and 9.5 pounds, respectively.

Participants lost, on average, about thirteen and a half pounds.