Sentence examples for on average too from inspiring English sources
Liquid exfoliation of graphene generally results in flakes with lateral size of one micron or less on average, too small for many applications.
And audio-player designers say they are reworking software as well as trying to improve the hardware, particularly the quality of the sound (still, on average, too tinny) and its volume (in most cases not yet approaching that of a common CD player) and storage (a paltry hour of music using the MP3 format and about twice that using the newer Windows Media Audio format).
User sessions sit at a highly engaged 15 minutes on average, too.
Apparently, they buy more on average too, 77% more so than users who are not on Twitter (yet).
Even using optimized growth conditions [32, 37], the stochastic processes governing the QD formation will always lead to FSS values which are on average too large to satisfy the stringent requirements for entangled-photon generation.
Because exosomes are, on average, too small for cytometry analysis, we believe that our data correspond to aggregates formed after ultracentrifugation.
Submitting the forms was too costly, they said ($20 per loan, on average), or too time-consuming (the information came back to the lender in about one business day).
Apple's high price ($650 per iPhone on average) gives too much low-end room for competitors.
Through him, Mr Welles discovered that the cost of providing a limb (around $250 on average) was too great for many poor families in countries like India to be able to afford.Hedge-fund managers seem to be following the well-trodden charitable trail blazed by 19th-century industrialists such as Andrew Carnegie and modern-day billionaires like Bill Gates.
Net groundwater exchange with the lake was positive on average but too small to balance the net precipitation deficit.
So, given any small fraction ε > 0, the value of −(log ε)/n (which is always greater than 0 when ε < 0) will eventually become smaller than EQI, provided that the degree to which the hypotheses are empirical distinct for the various observations ck does not on average degrade too much as the length n of the evidence stream increases.
