Sentence examples for realised average from inspiring English sources

In generation Gen0, the realised average R2 between adjacent markers was 0.374, which is slightly higher than Hill's approximation, probably due to the selection of the markers on their MAF.

Even if potential range changes were realised, the average number of species breeding per 50×50 km grid square would decrease by 6·8 23·2%.

Start by realising an average idea – no one has to see it.

Which isn't surprising when you realise the average Brit touches their phone screen 3,000 times a day.

The average price realised was $275.60 per troy ounce (the traditional measure for precious metals, thought to be named after the French town of Troyes).

Part of the reason must be the propaganda put about by the finance profession: if the average guy realised he was financially shrewd, he would have no need to pay 1-2 pointstage points a year to have his money handled by a fund manager.

As Beaconsfield – the historic and prestigious seat of Disraeli – writhes agonisingly towards the final decade of its remarkable life, perhaps someone somewhere soon might care to realise that the average 75-year-old has a lot of time for cheese and wine but no interest at all in Blogger or Twitter: but the medium is still the message.

"And when you realise that the average price of a book is about £7, that is a lot of books.

It all seems a bit unfair, until you realise that the average value of the hourly Nursery Education Grant is only about £3.75 an hour.

We realise that the average symbol-error-ratio (ASER) for SM is defined similar to the ABER and can be posed as ASER ξ ( inter ) ≤ ∑ x , n t , x ̂ , n ̂ t M N t E h A Pr { A ≠ A ̂ } M N t.

By lumping together SaaS with the "cloud," Greenpeace overlooked another component, "infrastructure as a service" (IaaS), a concept that Amazon pioneered several years ago after the online superstore realised it was using on average only 10% of its infrastructure at any time.