Sentence examples for on average recognised from inspiring English sources

Without differentiating between reasons for going missing, mental health concerns are on average recognised in almost half of reports of missing persons and are particularly common among older persons.

On average, participants recognised 7.2 out of 9 cancer symptoms (Table 1), and <40% of them recognised all nine cancer symptoms.

Female participants on average correctly recognised 72% of words they had seen compared with 71% for males, but they mistakenly thought they had seen 54% of conjunction words compared with 52% for males.

Among countries where 50 or more people took part, residents of China performed the best on the memory task, on average correctly recognising 77% of the words they had previously seen.

From early on, Engels recognised Marx as his intellectual superior.

In the control school adolescents recognised on average 0.4 more cancer warning signs between T0 and T1 (3.7 [SD: 2.02] to 4.1 [SD: 2.24]; T=1476, p=0.006).

Adolescents recognised on average 2.2 more cancer warning signs two weeks after the intervention and this increase was statistically significant (4.6 [SD: 2.21] to 6.8 [SD: 2.26]; T=2247.5, p<0.001).

In the 15 pools of sera from SSc patients, IgG recognised, on average per membrane, 142 ± 34 and 155 ± 47 protein spots in HEp-2 cell total and enriched nuclear protein extracts, respectively, with no significant difference between sera pools (data not shown).

On average, users of Macintosh computers recognised 73% of words they had seen compared with 71% for Windows users, but were fooled by 54% of conjunction words compared with 53% among Windows users.

Moreover, on average, adolescents in this study recognised three fewer cancer warning signs than the adult population (4 vs. 7) [ 2].

Last month a research team at the University of York published a paper in which they estimated that, on average, we're able to recognise around 5,000 different faces.