Sentence examples for on average produced from inspiring English sources

Although weak El Nino events haven't — on average — produced especially snowy winters, several of our snowiest winters on record have coincided with moderate to strong El Niños.

But teams in the internal-beneficiary condition, on average, produced almost 7% more per hour than did those in the control condition.

These players — on average — produced 5.1 wins in college last season.

The monogamous flies, on average, produced about 28% more viable offspring than controls.

The reason for this can be seen from the number of subsample trees measured in each case with these two strategies: the relascope strategy on average produced about 0.5 more subsample trees per plot (Fig. 6).

If, however, after a collision atoms tended to emerge in a statistically favored direction — that is, if the motions of all atoms after collisions did not cancel each other out but on average produced a vector, however small, in a given direction, then that direction would by definition be down.

Each year, one person on average produces about 50 kg of dry feces and 500 L of urine [3, 31].

"That test shows that we can, on average, produce one correct ad per three suggested ads," says Yang.

I calculated before that sending one letter via Royal Mail would, on average, produce 26 grammes of CO2.

The researchers also found that among their hundreds of production scenarios organic ones were more energy-intensive on average, producing more carbon dioxide than conventional production.

The Hayward fault is one of California's fastest moving, and on average produces a major earthquake about once every 150 to 160 years, give or take 70 or 80 years.