Sentence examples for populations on average from inspiring English sources

Comparing host population densities during three years, we found that density in uninfected host populations on average exceeded that of infected populations by one third.

High-achieving practices served slightly less deprived populations, and low-achieving practices served substantially more deprived populations on average than other practices.

It was reported that the CR population is admixed with 61% European, 30% Native American and 9% African populations on average with variations among different regions in CR [5].

The mean seed production rate for each population ranged from 0.98% (population B) to 6.50% (population A) and was 4.00% for the six populations on average (Table  1).

In other words, we found that approximately two migrants per generation have moved between these globally distributed populations on average through time.

Indeed, the populations differed significantly in their fruit sets, which varied from 5.10 % to 20.30 % and was 14.53 % for the nine populations on average.

First, anadromous populations, followed by lake migratory populations, may on average be more difficult to reintroduce than freshwater, resident populations.

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.