Sentence examples for on average given from inspiring English sources

Payment for household chores was found to peak at the age of 16, with £4.13 on average given per chore.

Fixico claims users see savings of 30percentnt on average, given the increased transparency being generated by the platform.

On average, given the interactions that fit the definition, dolphins mimicked each other from about 179 meters away, Janik reports in the 25 August issue of Science.

The results show that the SINRs fall as low as -3.2 dB on average, given that all the available chunks are reused in each cell.

But unlike in the US, French professionals are compensated for the hours they work beyond 35 with rest days, which are negotiated on a company-by-company basis (there were nine rest days, on average, given by companies in 2013).

2Moreover, OECD's evaluations suggest that Italy is the country with the lowest tendency to attract more highly educated immigrants on average, given its country of origin mix (OECD, 2008).

Experts suggest that throwing an off-suited K-10 to the opponent's crib will on average give up the fewest points.

Typical values we have considered are 1, 10, or 30%, defined empirically as simply the rate that, on average, gives just one new topic (i.e., 1%) and those that permit to incrementally add new topics during a simulation.

"Obama's team is mainstream and non-ideological but extremely talented".On our one-to-five scale, economists on average give Mr Obama's economic programme a 3.3 and Mr McCain's a 2.2.

The population is growing at 3percentt a year, with women on average giving birth to six children, one of the highest rates in Africa.

Apple's high price ($650 per iPhone on average) gives too much low-end room for competitors.