Sentence examples for provide on average from inspiring English sources

The 34 members of the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and DevelOECDnt (OECD) provide on average 18 weeks of paid maternity leave, with an average of 13 weeks at full pay.

They build the skyscrapers mushrooming all over Doha, polish the spotless hotel floors that are already clean enough to eat off, open doors that don't need opening for guests and provide, on average, one domestic servant for every two Qataris.

Extended unemployment benefits provide on average about $300 a week — one-third of the average weekly wage and only about 70 percent of the poverty level for a family of four.

The unions provide on average about a third of Labour's funding over the course of a parliament.

The unions provide on average about a third of Labour's funding over the course of the parliament.

In another study, van de Ven found that students who felt benign envy, but not malicious envy or admiration, performed better on a test of creativity, the remote associates task: they were able to provide, on average, 11.4 correct answers, as compared to 9.8 when they felt admiration, and 8.5 when they felt malicious envy.

The caregivers provided on average nearly 84 hours a week (SD = 61.4) of support, help and care to their relative.

244 women in the breastfeeding intention group provided a total of 648 reasons for their choice (average 2.7 per woman, 35 of these could be coded in two separate themes giving 683 codes for this group); 41 women in the mixed-feeding intention group provided on average 2.5 reasons (total 102 reasons); and 59 women in the bottle-feeding group provided on average 2 reasons (total 121 reasons).

The 3B-RH panel provided on average a 10.5 fold higher overall resolution than the genetic map, reaching a maximum of 136-fold better resolution at the centromere, where recombination is most scarce.

Comprehensive computational studies have shown that, among the studied algorithms, FEMOEA was the one providing, on average, the best results for all the quality indicators analyzed.

In recent decades, this thermal expansion has provided, on average, only about one-quarter of the 1.8 millimeters of sea level rise seen each year, but its contribution is increasing, studies suggest.