Sentence examples for overall average index from inspiring English sources

As agencies monitor more parameters, it is likely that the overall average index will become more stable and less sensitive to changes in individual parameters.

Some pathologists estimate the percentage of nuclei staining; others count several hundred nuclei in different areas of tumors to give an overall average index.

We compared the h-indexes of researchers from the Wikipedia samples who have Scopus profiles with the overall average h-indexes by field established in previous research [10, 39].

We obtained three individual-level cosine parameters that quantity the circadian pattern: mean (M), measures the overall average of a HRV index; amplitude, measures the amplitude of the oscillation of a HRV index; and acrophase time, measures the timing of the highest oscillation.

The cosine function parameter M measures the overall average of a HRV index, the  measures the amplitude of the oscillation of a HRV index, and the θ measures the clock time when the highest oscillation (amplitude) is reached.

Overall, average maternal body mass index and age were, respectively, 27 Kg/m (SD 3) and 28 years (SD:5).

(ii) "Effective square footage" allocated to research laboratory space must be calculated as the actual square footage times the relative energy utilization index (REUI) posted on the OMB Web site at the time of a rate determination. A. This index is the ratio of a laboratory energy use index (lab EUI) to the corresponding index for overall average college or university space (college EUI).

Of the 83 companies studied by the Index since 2011, the overall average score has increased from 45.2 in 2011 to 71.3 in 2015.

The annual relative irrigation supply index (ARIS) showed an overall average of 1.08.

During that tumultuous time, from the summer of 2005 through this past June, the MSCI World Index, a widely accepted measure of global stock-market performance, showed an overall average growth rate of 7percentt a year...

The quality index is the probability that a unit's fall rate is below the overall average, with a higher score being better.