Sentence examples for on average taking from inspiring English sources
Closer inspection shows that the range due to ambiguous weights varies between approximately 5.11 and 228.90 US dollars per capita, on average taking a value of 72.57 dollars.
When identifying unknown classes, farthest-first leads, up to the 45th query, on average, taking a maximum advantage of two classes after 37 queries.
Young people went to the cinema almost weekly and on average, taking into account new born and senile people, a Soviet person went to the cinema 18 20 times a year [3].
One final point to make about European wages, and it's one of the most aggravating for workers: Western European incomes are the most heavily taxed in the world, with the state, on average, taking 27.6% of people's salaries (although this is not far off the 26.2% tax burden on North American incomes).
Prior to the hypercalcemic crisis, he was, on average, taking 3 4 tablets of Tums Ultra (elemental calcium of 400 mg/tablet) on a conservative estimate.
A total of 153 patients (60 females, 93 males), who were on average taking 5.1 antihypertensive medications, with a mean SBP and DBP of 177 mmHg and 98 mmHg (±17/14 mmHg), respectively, were included into this pilot study.
U.S. immigration courts are facing a backlog of over half a million cases and each one, on average, takes almost two years to close.
The cress on average takes about one week to grow.
PTSD on average takes about 11 years to really show.
It's no secret; building a brilliant business, on average, takes 10 years.
PTSD on average takes about 11 years to really show," he said.
