Sentence examples for passing on average from inspiring English sources

As it passes distal to the inguinal ligament, it is closely related to the anterior wall of the acetabulum, passing on average 1.8 cm from the anterior lip, with only the bulk of iliopsoas lying in between.

The buses were brought in in October 2009 as Cardiff Council implemented huge changes to their bus stops and timetables following the opening of the giant shopping centre St David's 2. I pass on average two free 'b's a day, and it wasn't until last Monday when I saw my first passenger on one... it was a Cardiff Bus worker hitching a lift.

Data from Newcastle University suggests that as every 24 hours pass, on average we add an extra five hours to our lives - that's over 2 months each year and at least two years more per decade - due partly to improving living conditions and medical advances.

When a refiner appeals, 609 days pass, on average, before the case is closed -- a time frame almost 20percentt longer than the average for all industries, a Center analysis of a decade of enforcement data shows.

His higher work-rate is reflected by his passing frequency: on average, he passes the ball to one of his teammates every 1 minute and 22 seconds.

The LORs passing the center must on average intersect more misclassified tissue than tangential LORs near the edges.

Sidney Kimmel Entertainment will no longer pay the marketing and distribution costs for its movies, a sum that has passed $25 million on average for specialty films.

Corporations had absorbed some higher costs in recent years, along with their workers, but have recently passed all, on average, onto employees.