Therefore, despite having on average better quality ideas, fewer engage in actively hiring workers (Fig. 2 b).
This demonstrates that the three embodied conditions performed on average better than the S&T control condition.
Therefore, they may fit on average better to the acoustic models than speech from other emotional states.
Issues concerning education aren't as superficial as the 3 R's, they're wide reaching: it's widely reported that an educated person (especially females) have on average better health and an understanding of her and her families rights.
In contrast to those methods which look for the best templates, alignments and models, our approach tries to combine complementary and alternative templates, alignments and models to achieve on average better accuracy.
If 'kind' or 'fair' people are treated on average better than 'unkind' or 'unfair' ones, then inferring one's own type becomes even more important, and more challenging, for each social partner.
Left-leaning economists reply that public-sector workers are, on average, better educated.
They got into better colleges and had, on average, better adult outcomes.
European migrants who have arrived since 2000 are, on average, better educated than the UK-born labour force.
Late-career entrepreneurship can be socially sustainable because older workers undertaking such transitions are, on average, better off.
Policy makers hear from a limited, and unrepresentative, set of people who are, on average, better educated and more affluent.
