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They also had thinner arms, were 4.4% lighter and on average achieved lower educational attainment.
Therefore, the app users on average achieved marks 7.03% higher compared to students who chose not using the app.
They varied greatly in size and composition, but, on average, achieved higher academic results than either maintained grammar schools or independent schools.
A study conducted in Thailand by Angus et al. in patients of at least 15 years of age found that 2 mg/kg artesunate was the lowest dose that, on average, achieved maximum effects on parasite clearance outcomes [7].
Horses, on average, achieved highest speeds in the 600 to 400 m section when there was no whip use, and the increased whip use was most frequent in the final two 200 m sections when horses were fatigued.
(2007) found that the most diverse mixtures, on average, achieved a yield benefit of +77% compared with the average monoculture.
A method that orients all causal interactions in the gold standard as "transcription factor → gene" would achieve an accuracy of 1; a method that orients all interactions as "gene → transcription factor" would achieve an accuracy of 0; and a method that flips a fair coin to make every orientation decision would on average achieve an accuracy of 0.5.
That candidates reporting themselves as of White ethnicity, on average, achieve higher A level tariffs and UKCAT scores than those describing themselves as Non-white.
The SA algorithm on average achieves 6.4% via reduction for layouts obtained using a commercial tool under a set of practical constraints in which the metal wires (including pins) used in cell layouts, power rails and rings, and clock routing are treated as obstacles or fixed-layer objects to a multi-layer CVM.
MSA on average achieves 4.26% and 6.01% higher values than dynamic VNS, respectively.
Measurements by the RoboDIMM seeing monitor on La Palma show that an (r_{0}) of larger than 5 cm can on average be achieved for 228 nights per year (see Fig. 6) or 62% of the time.
