Sentence examples for population on average from inspiring English sources

In our M. coronatus population on average 19% of dominant males and females did not survive until one year later (Hall et al., in prep) resulting in comparable to slightly higher survival rates than in other Malurus species.

There is a relatively younger population, on average, in Central America and the Caribbean.

To maintain a steady population, on average, Japanese women would have to give birth to 2.08 children.

Each person added today to the population on average causes more damage to humanity's critical life-support systems than did the previous addition — everything else being equal.

"Despite public hostility, the evidence suggests that immigrants from the EU improve the wage prospects of the host population on average, and employers are likely to become more reliant on EU immigrants as the country ages," it found.

America now devotes a smaller fraction of its gross domestic product to taxes of all kinds than do the other industrialized countries, and it has a younger population, on average, than those countries.

In the case of varenicline, people who smoke are different from the general population on average; they are usually poorer, sicker, and more likely to have mental health problems.

Paul Johnson, the IFS director, said: "If you don't take account of housing costs the working-age population on average looks better off, but if you do they look worse off [than pensioners]." He added that, on aggregate, "the generation of younger people now are having to pay a lot more in housing costs than generations before them".