Sentence examples for on average terms from inspiring English sources

On average terms, seeds contained 19.45%.

There is on average 2.6 GO terms annotated per publication.

Botswana's Bushmen may on average be better off in terms of education, health and living standards than those of Angola, Namibia or even South Africa.

Frances O'Grady, the TUC general secretary, said workers were worse off by £2,500 a year on average in terms of spending power than they were before the crash.

The sea ice of the Arctic during the summer months has melted by about 25 per cent on average in terms of surface area over the past 30 years.

First, identical (or monozygotic) twins (who are 100% genetically alike) are much more similar than non-identical (dizygotic) twins (who are only 50% alike on average) in terms of whether they are diagnosed with schizophrenia.

The Gros-Mayer proposal is a diversion attractive only to Europeans who obsess over moral hazard concerns.Second, setting practical considerations aside, if the EMF were tougher than the IMF is on average in terms of its economic and financial conditions, then Euro area countries would prefer to go to the IMF for assistance.

G.729B performs the worst on average in terms of true rejection rate (FEC and MSC).

He noted that Apple stores in China are the fastest growing and have the highest numbers on average in terms of both traffic and revenue.

Apple stores in China are the fastest growing and have the highest numbers on average in terms of both traffic and revenue.

During the 1920s, on average, the terms of trade were approximately 30% below the pre-First-World-War level of 1913.