The differences were so important that a task of 3 moves took on average longer than some tasks of 4 moves and the same occurred with some tasks of 4 and 5 moves.
Because of the improvement of the sequencing technology, the second run was expected to give on average longer reads.
Life-history classification only explained a significant proportion of the variation in fork length during the third time point in June 2006 (Length606, F = 15.92, P = <0.0001), with smolts having on average longer fork lengths than resident rainbows (Table 3).
Transcript isoforms with no difference in coding sequences length have on average longer 5' and/or 3' UTRs, with a mean length difference of 549 bp (median 256 bp).
Females incubated on average longer than males; thus, in the absence of other data, one would conclude that in this species, females invested more in incubation than males.
"There's a reason Cubans live on average longer than we do," he told Time magazine.
The telomeres of a ten-year-old, for example, are, on average, longer than those of a twenty-year-old, which, in turn, are longer than those of a forty-year-old.
The report concedes the French live on average longer than the British (78.1 years compared with 77.2) and are richer (with average incomes of pounds 25,240 compared with pounds 20,730).
Moreover the propagating microcracks were, on average, longer than microcracks formed by a single overload.
Male vocal tracts are on average longer than female vocal tracts because of anatomical differences.
Therefore, those migrants proficient in English have on average longer durations.
