Sentence examples for research on average from inspiring English sources
This expectation is in contrast with published research: On average, male students perform better in business-related domains (Schumann and Eberle 2014: Cohens d = 0.34; see also Brandlmaier et al. 2006; Beck and Krumm 1998; Freundlinger and Eckstein 1992; Seeber 2008).
In research, on average, women made 27 major movements when entering a room to a meeting, compared with only 12 for men.
In terms of research, consumers on average spend one month researching the type of device they should buy.
Labour quoted research showing such couples would on average be £511 a year worse off.
"Italy invests only half of the percentage of gross national product (1.06%) that European countries spend on average on research (2.2%)," says ADI National Secretary Flaminia Saccá.
But rarely has such a programme triggered as much debate and interest as the screening in mid-March of a three-part drama, "Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter" (Our Mothers, Our Fathers), which tracks the lives of five young German friends from 1941 to 1945.The fictional drama, based on scrupulous research, had on average 7.6m viewers per night.
The empirical results suggest that serendipity actually brings about better research quality on average.
McKinsey's research showed "on average, Black and Latino students are roughly two to three years of learning behind White students of the same age".
Perhaps recognizing that comprehensive 2009 Stanford University research shows, on average, charter schools are worse than traditional public schools, it proposes to expand only "high-quality charter schools".
Respondents with personal experience of cancer gave larger allocations to cancer research charities on average – the difference in mean allocations between the experience/no experience groups was statistically significant (t-test; P <0.01).
These included research on the average game length for each team, specifically for the Yankees and Red Sox, whose marathon meetings are without peer.
