In 2005, Tanzanian clinicians trained in paper IMCI took on average 8.2 minutes per child for a consultation [ 22].
Low grammage of traditional Chinese papers is well-known, and machine-made papers were on average 0.08 mm thick and handmade 0.06 mm.
Other old papers are also being widely read, especially in math, where the most viewed papers are on average 32 years old.
Meanwhile, the Audit Bureau of Circulations reported that the major daily papers lost on average five per cent.
French papers cost on average 40% more to print than those elsewhere in Europe, says Arnaud de Puyfontaine, who in 2009 took part in an inquiry launched by Nicolas Sarkozy, France's president, into why the country's newspapers are so weak.
Few papers focus on average consensus algorithm on asymmetric interaction mechanisms, with time-varying weights on each edge, it is possible to provide a substantial increase of convergence rate with respect to the symmetric time-invariant case [10].
By plotting mean proximity as a function of impact, we observe that both very low and very high impact papers tend on average to cite outside of their area more often.
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%).
Another study found that presenting a single conference paper results, on average, in about 800 kilograms of CO2 emissions4.
Thanks to cheaper labor and abundant pulp supplies, paper costs on average 13% less to produce here than in the U.S. Why drag these folks halfway across the world, instead of subjecting them to a snappy PowerPoint presentation?
