Sentence examples for ones on average from inspiring English sources

Morningstar Inc. rates the financial health of roughly 6,000 American companies on a scale from A to F. In 2003, D-rated and F-rated companies had more than double the returns of A-rated ones, on average.

An analysis by The Bay Citizen of San Francisco's payroll and employee-residency data shows that the city's highest-paid employees tend to live outside the city limits, while the lowest-paid ones, on average, make their homes in San Francisco.

For both frame processing and reconfiguration time, the estimated values are slightly higher than the measured ones on average.

However, they tended to overestimate compressive strength development in the curing stage before t eq less than 18 h with predicted strengths 1.64 times greater than the measured ones on average (Fig. 6).

Armed robbers came away with £10,301 more than unarmed ones, on average.

Nulty [ 37], in a similar review, found that online surveys achieved response rates that were much lower than paper-based ones (on average, 33% compared with 56%).

The experimental results show that the Nusselt numbers of spiral tube with heat transfer enhancement are in the range of 400 1200, which is about 3 times than that of the smooth one on average.

Marker coverage was close to the real data set one (on average one SNP every 51.8 kb) with a similar proportion of large gaps (only 3.04% above 200 kb).

They could trade in their strong cases along with their weak ones and, on average, make out just fine.

There are 155 cases already, each one, on average, with 22,000 pages of legal transcripts.

Of every thousand sea turtles that come out of their eggs, only one, on average, makes it to adulthood.