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An AQH rating of 1.0 means an average of one percent of a target population was listening to Pandora for at least five minutes within a quarter hour window between 6.00 a.m. and midnight.

That means an average of 6.5percentt of American TV homes were tuned in at any moment of the broadcast.

Through four games, their 1.17 Nielsen rating means an average of 87,750 local households have watched.

"In the 20th century there were three pandemics, which means an average of one every 30 years," Dr. Fauci said.

A 14-year transition for the energy sector means an "average of a couple of per cent a year" of additional renewables generation capacity, Bailey says.

Over 1.5m people will sit China's annual civil service exam later this month – which means an average of 77 people competing for each job.

Last year, 57 poles were repainted or repaired as needed, which would mean an average of nearly $3,000 each.

As mentioned above, there are an estimated 50 million people on Tinder, which would mean an average of 160 connections per person.

He likes to say that he has performed fifteen thousand surgeries, which would mean an average of more than one a day, for more than three decades.

Given current student enrollment, this would mean an average of about 500 students attending each ceremony, in addition to the family members and friends who often attend.

It would mean an average of four or five fewer injections per year, reducing the cost of treating a patient with Lucentis by about $10,000 a year.