Sentence examples for on average belonging from inspiring English sources

These networks typically consist of a maximum of about 150 friends, family and acquaintances, with only about five, on average, belonging to the "inner circle".

A total of 1360 individual trees (85 per transect, on average) belonging to 22 species were examined in our survey.

The largest wings, on average, belonged to individuals sampled from Imus, Philippines (mean centroid size 6.60 ± 0.10 s.e).e

Now the threshold thresZ can be chosen to determine which percentage of samples will on average belong to a bicluster.

Because the best BLASTX hits, with 63% query coverage and 36% identity (on average), belong to Daphnia, Wolbachia (HGT event), and mosquitoes, it suggests that the target of this protein can be a conserved protein in arthropods.

This means that, on average, sequences belonging to cluster 10 have a large number of observations with flat edge and fewer observations with strong diagonal or anti-diagonal edges.

Members pay $42.95 a month on average to belong to the program.

While this tends to increase effectiveness as well, this effect is moderated by the fact that people are not as easily influenced by individuals with a large number of connections (since, on average, they belong to many groups).

Small and medium-sized firms account for only a quarter of Russian employment compared with half, on average, among countries belonging to the OECD.

On average, male GPs belonged to the same age range, although female GPs were younger: most of them were between 35 and 45 years of age.

Over the 16 unstocked populations sampled in the five different stocked regions, 97.01% ± 0.99% of the fish belonged to local cluster on average while no fish belonged to nonlocal cluster and 2.99% ± 0.99% of the fish belonged to the putatively admixed category (Fig. 5A).