Sentence examples for rules average from inspiring English sources

Under the new rules, average awards -- before any mandated deductions for life insurance, pensions and assorted government benefits -- would increase to $1.85 million from $1.65 million, Kenneth R. Feinberg, special master of the Victims Compensation Fund, said at a news conference here today.

He said it would cost industry $640 million to comply with the new rules, averaging $1,242 a company — but he estimated that the total benefits would exceed $4 billion.

As a general rule, average pore size decreases from certain agricultural practices and other human uses of soil.

For example, when using the 'SE <0.5' rule (average number of items administered 2.789), the correlation dropped to 0.385.

Unsupervised hierarchical clustering using the agglomeration rule average linkage placed cases and antibodies next to each other if they were most similar in their IHC profiles (free software Genesis [ 23]).

Rule 4 isolates normal average heart beat, high respiratory rate and low (and also very high) white blood cell counts.

They found that 18% of the pure natural products, 30% of the marine natural products and only 8% of the natural product derived compounds violate Lipinski's rule, averaging 18.7%.

We calculated the combined p-value using Rubin's multiple imputation combining rule, averaging the regression coefficients and accounting for between- and within-imputation variation (Rubin 1987).

In order to identify new targets, genes are selected based on two decision rules (i) average P higher than 0.5 in cross-validation; (ii) average P higher than 0.95 in prediction.

Last year, in the first full season of "8 Simple Rules," the average audience for the show was 10.9 million.

He points out that under the new rules even average earners will pay in more in taxes annually (£5,800) than they will be able to take out in ESA (£5,200) in the event of being disabled.