Sentence examples for on average very from inspiring English sources

Due to strong alignment on parallel microfeatures, SGN neurite crossing is, on average, very low with many neurites making only one or no feature crossings throughout the entirety of their length.

A man with one foot in ice, and the other in boiling water is, on average, very comfortable.

A very odd casino offering this game is likely to lose on average very close to $1 per game, as many customers play one or more games each.

On average, very high earners do pay more in taxes than their secretaries.

Beyond school, most professional environments are on average very white to begin with, which means that white people have to make a genuinely concerted effort to broaden their network of friends.

The new study found that at the same time obesity and overweight appeared to level off, there were, on average, very slight increases in physical activity, fruit and vegetable consumption and the eating of breakfast, another habit public health officials consider a marker of healthy behavior.

Although, on a yearly average, (very) unstable conditions prevail, the calculated wind profiles showed hardly any difference between the logarithmic and the diabatic wind profile.

To be noted that the mean-count polar maps of the OSEM3D+RR, despite being a good approximation of the ground truth on average, have very large error bars indicating that it can have very poor values for individual noise realisations.

Even if Europe avoids financial catastrophe, it "is still growing on average at very weak levels, and that will mean that growth in the United States is weaker than it otherwise would be," Mr. Geithner said.

The group therefore consisted of unemployed with – on average – a very loose connection to the labour market.

The inventory data also point out to a lack of stands younger than ~40 years in average in RO, while stands more than 80 years old on average are very common.