Sentence examples for on average lagged from inspiring English sources

Video games, spun off from Abertay University, are a new industry for Dundee and biotechnology is now well established in Glasgow, Dundee and Edinburgh home of Dolly the sheep.But Scotland's annual economic growth rate over the past ten years has on average lagged behind the United Kingdom's by almost a percentage point, and no forecasters expect it to catch up soon.

In general, people in the Eastern African drylands on average lag far behind on human well-being, and many of its people live below the poverty line (UNDP 2008; WRI et al. 2007; Henninger et al. 2010).

Nowadays the sector still has periods of low performance utility funds on average have lagged the S&P 500 by five points a year since 1995 but no longer offers safety.

The LLAC will determine the separation interval between the auto-terms and duplicated terms based on the average lag window width N w.

For N time samples, the total number of multiplications to setup the adaptive lag window based on the average lag window width N w is N w N.   4.

For N time samples, the total number of multiplications to setup the adaptive lag window based on the average lag window width N w is N w N. To get the XTFR, the Fourier transform of the windowed cross bilinear product is calculated in the lag direction with (N τ log2 N τ ) multiplications.

Since there are N time instances, the total number of multiplications for the computation of localized lag autocorrelation function is N A N τ N. The LLAC will determine the separation interval between the auto-terms and duplicated terms based on the average lag window width N w.

It turns out that 2001 was the worst for the Fidelity-oriented newsletters; on average, their portfolios lagged behind those of other fund services by 1.1 percentage points.

On average, reference embryos lagged almost two days (3 stages, approximately 40 hours) behind resistant embryos given the same exposure.

Nevertheless it can be said that, on average, most lag times are around 60 min, with a few fast responders of 30 min or less and slow responders of 90 min or more.

The amplitude envelopes of beta oscillations were also significantly correlated across the hemispheres on average 7.8 ± 1.2% of each recording (p ⩽ 0.05; unpaired one-sided t-test; average lag = 0 s) (Table 3); and the beta instantaneous frequency was correlated on average 5.3 ± 0.9% of each recording across the two hemispheres (p ⩽ 0.05; unpaired one-sided t-test; average lag = 0.002 s) (Table 3).