Sentence examples for mentioned the average from inspiring English sources
As was mentioned, the average saving was 11.1 kWh, when looking at a normal distribution of the savings from the heat pumps, one can see that within the 95% confidence interval, it ranges from 9.7 to 12.5 kWh savings over a year.
Like previously mentioned, the average intake of salt to our body is 1500 mg up till 2300 mg per day.
As previously mentioned, the average LOS among ESI levels 1 and 2 patients was not a contributing factor in this study as this cohort of patients is not treated in the lower acuity setting of an UCC.
Here, as already mentioned, the average number of first neighbors of the network (see Figure 3(b)) is around 6 and the topological structure of the cell network is similar to an hexagonal network, whose percolation threshold is ϕ = 0.5.
As mentioned, the average age of newborns at the beginning of treatment is around 45.5 hours of life, a value very close to the possible time of hospital discharge.
In a conference call with reporters, two Department of Health and Human Services officials did not mention the average percentage increase in price.
Any number of sculptors and cow artists might also keep this communication in mind, not to mention the average New Yorker hurrying to work.
Barack Obama hits town as a newly minted United States senator: "He was smarter than the average bear, not to mention the average politician, and he not only knew it but wanted to make sure that everyone else knew it, too".
But this conclusion, even if reached by way of an impeccable philosophy, is in danger of leaving the average Joe, not to mention the average General Carter Ham, Odyssey Dawn's American commander, scratching his head in puzzlement.
But the shell of this machine is very exciting, and more pleasing than a typical Camry not to mention the average Taurus.
Interestingly, we find negligible associations (partial Spearman rank correlation) between centrality and traded volume, controlling for ticker mentions, the average stock price, board size, and fraction of financial experts in the board.
