Sentence examples for on average operated from inspiring English sources

Los Angeles's pace in 1988-89, an estimate of the number of possessions per 48 minutes that a team has, was 100.1; Oklahoma City's is 96.7 this season, meaning that the Lakers, on average, operated with more possessions on a nightly basis.

Compared to the Benedetto TRR and VSRR patient groups, patients in the PEARS dataset were, on average, operated upon at a younger age with smaller aortic root diameters.

A McKinsey & Company study of the Global 1200 found that if companies increased prices by just 1%, and demand remained constant, on average operating profits would increase by 11%.

On the other hand, the average operating force of the prototype robotic cart was 5 N as shown in Fig. 16d.

The average operating speed on Indian roads is generally not as high as in developed countries, and a large variation in vehicle speeds observed in the mixed traffic flow conditions.

On average, the operated barbels were 2.9 millimeters long before surgery and 0.4 millimeters long after surgery, indicating that approximately 85% of the appendage was removed (Table 1).

On average, American operates 85 flights per day on the Max 8, out of 6,700 departures throughout its system.

On average, carriers operating from and to EU airports will have to purchase allowances for about one third of their emissions in 2012.

Since 1987, the price of aluminum has fallen 4.5% a year on average, while operating costs for producers worldwide have dropped only 3.3%, according to Brook Hunt, a metals and mining consultancy in Surrey, England.

Since 1987 the price of aluminum has fallen 4.5% a year on average, while operating costs have dropped only 3.3%, according to Brook Hunt, a metals-and-mining consultancy in Surrey, England.

We found no difference in return times between community and ecosystem variables (Fig. 2), suggesting that on average they operate on contemporary time scales.