The number N would increase with decreasing limiting apparent brightness f0, because one is sampling, on average, larger volumes of space when one counts fainter sources.
The estimated values were on average larger than the measured ones by.011 and correlated with them at.90.
The women in the study chose penises that were, on average, larger than those on supply.
In addition, the onset span is on average larger for the soma than axon, during spike generation in response to a noisy current injection in the soma.
Nonetheless, a forward premium has been documented in several markets around the world, i.e. the forward price is on average larger than the spot.
Specifically, changes in precipitation depth induce runoff increase in almost each catchment and show a considerable contribution rate (14.8% on average, larger than 20% in 32% catchments).
In large scale mini-magnetospheres in the Southern hemisphere the ratio H145 165/H165 185 on average, larger and more variable than in the Northern hemisphere.
This is at least partly because families on Safety Net Assistance are on average larger than families receiving federal welfare benefits, so they must earn more to keep the refrigerator stocked and the rent paid.
In both Sweden and Poland, the trout in beaver ponds are on average larger than those in the other parts of the streams: the ponds provide them with habitats and shelter they cannot find elsewhere²,³.
With a height of 20 to 27 inches and a wingspan of 54 to 66 inches, it is, on average, larger than a great horned owl, powerfully built and known to have lived up to 32 years in captivity.
Germany and the Netherlands were joint third in the numbers of dealers, with 225 each, although Dutch vendors made fewer but, on average, larger transactions and operated in a far smaller jurisdiction.
