Sentence examples for on average increasing from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, it can still be argued that as the expected utility for a decision, e.g. taking statin therapy, increases, one would expect that, on average, increasing proportions of people would choose to take the therapy if they were well informed.

Earlier this week, the Greek government announced a series of measures designed to do just that:[Previously announced] measures include freezing civil-service wages, cutting public-sector entitlements by 10% on average, increasing fuel taxes, and closing dozens of tax loopholes for certain professions including some civil servants who now pay less than their fair share of taxes.

Research Council postdoctoral salaries will rise too, on average increasing by approximately £4000 by 2005-6.

The incidence of BRONJ with intravenous bisphosphonates has been reported 0.8 1.2 % on average, increasing up to 21%% after injection of bisphosphonate for 3 years or more [5, 24, 25].

These findings do not support the results by Lewis et al. [21], who infer from tree inventories that carbon storage in live trees of undisturbed tropical rain forests in Africa is on average increasing by 63 g C m-2 y-1 - a phenomenon that has been attributed to changes in climate and rising CO2.

INR values were prolonged modestly, on average increasing by 20 40% with RecombiPlasTin as reagent.

In the last decades of the century, the yields will on average increase about 9%.

In fact, the CBO numbers implied that wages would on average increase as a result of the ACA.

Within the control group, the waist circumference would on average increase by 0.5 cm per year.

Credit card balances, on average, increased about 2percentt.

SAT scores on average increased by 132 points.