Sentence examples for loss on average from inspiring English sources

It has been studied in obese patients with type 2 diabetes and results in an approximately 5.5 kg weight loss, on average, when used for one year.

Analysts were looking for a net loss, on average, of 23 cents a share.

The Los Angeles Times reported a slight loss, on average, on weekdays and Saturdays, and a slight gain on Sundays.

On that basis, Wall Street was looking for an adjusted loss, on average, of 18 cents a share, according to Reuters Estimates.

Office REITs had a 44percentt loss, on average, for the year through Dec. 30, according to the latest data from the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts, compared with a 40.5percentt loss for all property REITs during that same period.

Working with migraine results in a 35% productivity loss on average according to some European studies [20].

Put another way, if they repeated this error in every game, they would have two more losses on average and Coach Gary Kubiak might be looking for work.

Javelin Strategy & Research's analysis also estimates that each incident will result in more than $3,300 in losses, on average, and each consumer who is ultimately victimized as a result of the breach will spend about 20 hours and $770 on lawyers and time lost from work to resolve the case.

To the extent that minimum wages reduce employment of people who would otherwise earn a wage less than the minimum, the minimum wage increases of 2007, 2008 and 2009 may be another factor, because propensity to earn near the minimum wage tends to decline with age (although that propensity is not particularly low for the elderly, who do not have work-hours losses on average).

Over the two seasons, manure incorporation in CT reduced NH3 losses on average by 86% at SR and 78% at BEEC relative to NT.

Additionally, FDIC Chief Economist Rich Brown states, between 1993 and 2006 community banks had lower loan losses on average every year compared to larger institution.