Sentence examples for revised average from inspiring English sources

Excluding McLane, profit matched the revised average forecast of analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call.

The 3-D model uses an spatially varying infiltration rate and a revised average thermal load of 87.6 kW/acre.

The four-week moving average was 506,500, an increase of 15,750 from the previous week's revised average of 490,750.

The revised average weighted surface roughness, which considers stair stepping effect, build time calculated by laser/knife/nozzle travel, and part cost calculated by build cost rate, labor cost rate, material cost, etc., are considered.

The revised average number of introns per gene is 3.6.

All Apple hardware fell short of even the revised average of analyst expectations, however.

In another development, The Los Angeles Times announced today that it had revised its average circulation figures downward by nearly 42,000 copies a day, to 1,111,785.

The paper said that faster adoption of these technologies, coupled with the downsizing of both vehicles and engines, would be the quickest and most cost-effective way to achieve energy usage goals, including the revised Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards put forward by President Obama in July.

Forty stems were revised on average 30 months (range, 9 58 months) postoperatively.

The revised granite-average temperatures at 5 km depth are 200 °C (Bodmin), 200 °C (Carnmenellis), 185 °C (Dartmoor), 206 °C (Land's End) and 221 °C (St. Austell).

Fig. 3 Revised granite-average temperatures (in degrees Celsius) at a depth of 5 km and percentage increases (in brackets) over previously published estimates.