Sentence examples for moved on average from inspiring English sources

The catheter tip location moved on average 9 mm (range 0-25 mm) cephalad during inspiration compared to expiration (P=0.001) in relation to the superior cavoatrial junction.

In Portland the mice given the drug moved, on average, six hundred centimetres more than they normally did; in Albany they moved seven hundred and one additional centimetres.

The house in which I lived until recently (I have moved, on average, once every 18 months since I left my parents' house) is wearing around the edges.

Beads incubated with excess kinesin moved smoothly along a microtubule for many micrometres, but beads carrying from 0.17-3 0.17-3n molecules per bead, moved, on average, only about 1.4 microns and then spontaneously released from the microtubule.

The energy and physical costs of such long-distance swimming are unknown, but scientists did note polar bears moved, on average, 2.3 times more than when the same individuals were on sea ice.

According to their study, published in Science last month, in their exodus from increasing heat, species have moved, on average, 13.3 yards higher in altitude — twice the predicted rate — and 11 miles higher in latitude — three times faster than expected.

To test this, an average interaction time was defined as the time two randomly selected interacting particles (either dimer or monomer) spent at a distance of not longer than the previously defined interaction radius from each other, normalized to the time that all particles move on average one lattice spacing.

Americans move, on average, every five years; pigeons almost never move.

Orlean wrote: Americans move, on average, every five years; pigeons almost never move.

A study found crash survivors move on average just five rows before escaping.

They found that their ranges were moving, on average, 3.8 miles per decade toward the poles.