Sentence examples for ranges on average from inspiring English sources

Female bobcat home ranges, on average, had an average habitat suitability score of near 0, indicating that home ranges consisted of both beneficial and detrimental habitat types.

The proportion of female researchers in the European Union ranges on average from a low of 12% in fields like engineering to 33% in medical sciences, social sciences, and humanities.

The average home range size in Fleming's study was 1.33 hectares (3.3 acres); males had larger home ranges on average.

Areas that are projected to harbor species with shrinking ranges, on average (Fig. 4, A D), include many mountainous areas scattered across the study area.

Besides, Iozzo P et al. have documented that the entire mass of fat surrounding the heart ranges on average from 100 g (healthy individual) to 400 g (type II DM patient), extending to 800 ~ 900 g in some patients [ 31].

We documented that the entire mass (intra- and extrapericardial) of fat surrounding the heart ranges on average from 100 g (in healthy lean individuals) to 400 g (in type 2 diabetic patients), extending to values of 800 900 g in some patients (8).

Condominiums will be priced in the mid-$500,000 to low-$600,000 range on average, Mr. Landino said; penthouse units will be closer to $1 million.

Here the trend is clear and consistent: support for the Tories during the campaign has ranged on average from 32.5% to 35.5% compared with Labour's 32%-34.5% – and the Conservatives are now polling closer to the top of their range.

Preschool tuitions range, on average, from $850 a year at the Haddonfield United Methodist School charges for classes two mornings a week to $13,780 for the five-day nursery program at the Far Brook School in Short Hills.

(Most consumers' cable bills are in the $85-9085-90e, on average).

The Bold Prediction Oil prices will hold in the $28 to $30 range, on average, in 2004.