Sentence examples for midpoint of those from inspiring English sources

Using the midpoint of those two surveys yields an estimate that 7.5 percent of Americans are N.H.L. fanatics, or about 23.5 million Americans among a population of 314 million.

To quantify beak gape and OEC expansion we measured the distance between the tips of mandible and maxilla and the distance between the most ventral point of the OEC and the midpoint of the neck of the bird for several note types per song and always at the temporal midpoint of those notes as identified on song spectrograms.

We chose the median to estimate the midpoint of those experiences across all health centers with such services.

Again assuming that most IMGT annotations are correct but there are some outliers, we defined the median of each group using current annotations and took the midpoint of those medians as a threshold.

"Moving on to the midpoint of the season, those 'crucial' Christmas fixtures were only moderately so.

Most people can be identified at a point on either side of the midpoint of the spectrum, with bisexuals (those who respond sexually to persons of either sex) situated in the middle.

However, in many ways those migrants who entered Britain at the midpoint of the 20th century were luckier than those who come now.

Taking the midpoints of those figures, the most likely outcome would have been for around three 16-seeds and nine 15-seeds to have reached the second round in the last 27 years.

In base case analysis, midpoints of those minimum-maximum ranges were used for adjustment.

This is the midpoint of this story about the midpoint of the year.

Rewards  |  At the midpoint of the expected I.P.O.