Sentence examples for on average roughly from inspiring English sources

With the univariate statistical threshold the number of links in the filtered networks ranges from 914 to 2,617, i.e. on average roughly three times the one observed when the FDR correction is applied.

Last week, evidently in anticipation of the tax's expiring, some airlines quietly began raising fares — on average, roughly by the same amount as the federal taxes.

That means on average roughly 20 cents of every unrestricted dollar went to cover expenses, which falls within the Better Business Bureau's guidelines for expenses but is higher than the annual report would lead a donor to believe.

We know from SoundScan figures that Jackson was selling, on average, roughly a million albums a year in the nineteen-nineties and the aughts in the U.S. — and that includes greatest-hits albums, like the four-million-selling "Number Ones".

"The overall annual Medicaid costs for an individual residing in an Adult Home, were, on average, roughly $15,000 higher than the average Medicaid costs for an individual with mental illness in supported housing," he said.

He sees the costs for engineers, who are paid, on average, roughly 40percentt less than their Bay Area peers, as a major plus for his company, and he likes the relatively low prices for housing and his company's office space in a refurbished downtown structure.

But they should–on average, insurance accounts for roughly 11% of total ownership costs over a five-year period.

Based on a system-level average, roughly thirty teachers per state-owned institution participated in the survey, thereby bringing the response rate fairly close to 100%.

And it would have missed the margin in the popular vote by about 8 points on average, or roughly 4 points for each of the two major candidates (since a vote for one of them means a vote against the other).

(For some perspective, Houston on average receives roughly 49 inches of rain annually).

Industry-wide cash cost per ounce is believed to have risen, on average, from roughly $150 per ounce in 2001 to about $450 per ounce in 2009 across the industry.