Sentence examples for median average from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the Labour party is attracting a median average of just 40 people to its selection meetings.

Overall, the events analyzed agree to within ± 8% based on the median average difference between gauge and radar.

Median average dose intensities were between 99% and 100% of planned intensity in the pegfilgrastim and filgrastim groups.

A median average of 61% of Latin Americans said they were very concerned about climate change, the highest share of any region.

The median average for our total group was £90, although only one candidate in a seat currently held by Labour spent that little.

Nonetheless, we can report that between eight and 570 Labour members took part in these selection contests but the median average was just 40.

Housing is another issue: Guernsey is well-heeled – the median average wage is about £30,000 – but there is little social housing for those who are not rich.

Mean averages can be influenced by a relatively small number of outliers and for this reason, median average is a better descriptor of a typical respondent's viewpoint.

The Consumer Discretionary and Information Technology industries do have the youngest median average age and the youngest minimum average age when compared to the other industries, but the differences are minimal.

The frequency histograms for the RIPE and Surveyor Jan-4 data set is shown to the right together with relevant values for the median, average, standard deviation (Stdev), inter quartile range (IQR) and the number of samples.

Aggregating profits at the firm level, we estimate that a median (average) amount of $3,000 $61,0000) is redistributed each firm-year from outside investors to corporate insiders.