Sentence examples for on average thus from inspiring English sources
It can be seen that the majority of this population exceeds thresholds for acute harm (binge drinking) but they drink infrequently (just over once a week on average), thus less than one in five exceed guidelines for chronic harm.
Mr Siming cites other research suggesting that chief executives whose companies are listed among Fortune's "Most Admired" have slightly lower pay on average; thus his study of Swedish honours is not the only one to imply that social praise can make up for money.
This is expectable, since the scheduler has to follow the power values obtained from the virtual layer only on average; thus, it always 'lacks behind' the adaptation of the virtual model.
"My research shows that condo buyers in New York City are willing to pay nearly 1% more for each floor up, on average — thus 25 stories higher can mean up to 25% more income.
Census tracts contain only 4000 individuals on average, thus census tract-level risk estimates lacked precision.
The results showed that the overall distance values are highly identical (0.748 and 0.742, on average), thus indicating that the duplication time of the two gene families was close to each other.
Our findings relate to new patients for whom 5-year survival will on average be 70%, thus incurring continuing costs for commissioners.
We show that using the distance as a new cost function provides several benefits for quantizer design in distributed estimation: first, minimizing the probabilistic distance results in quantizers that generate the codewords maximizing the logarithmic quantized posterior distribution (log p(theta |hat {mathbf {z}}_{1}^{M})) on the average, thus improving the estimation accuracy.
Leu is the most abundant hydrophobic amino acid [ 55] and thus may on average be more constrained against misincorporation than most amino acids.
Men also have less body fat on average, and thus more muscle per pound of weight, than women do.
Besides competing for fewer jobs, Americans are also working fewer hours a week on average and thus have less expendable income to funnel into the economy.
