Sentence examples for set at the average from inspiring English sources
The cap was set at the average working family earnings, not total income (earnings plus benefits).
The refractive indices were set at the average values of 3.56 and 1.4 using the effective medium approximation.
Set at the average earnings of a UK working household, the cap will mean that people of working age will receive up to a maximum amount, even if their full entitlement is higher.
In fact, the price of gasoline at the Somerset Fuel Center is set at the average regional gasoline price.
The new Charter would also probably remove a controversial provision, added in 1955, that calls for the salaries of police and firefighters to be set at the average of those in 10 similar-sized cities — some of them much wealthier — instead of through collective bargaining.
The height of the sampling fraction was set at the average found during the BrdU counts.
The maximum amount of benefit that a person can claim in a certain area is set at the median average of a sample of rents in that area.
For nuclear segmentation, the threshold for each pixel was set at the local average within a window of 41×41 pixels (about 30 µm on a side).
To assess their contribution, we recomputed preterm birth rates assuming that all countries had the same multiple birth rate (set at the European average of 3.2%), as shown in Table 1.
If the Trust reaches a predetermined proportion of patients undergoing in-centre haemodialysis on a fistula, then its income for haemodialysis is comparable to a situation in which there is no Best Practice Tariff and prices are set at the national average cost.
For validation of the test set, the parameters (Ai) were calculated using all 53 samples in the training set, and the threshold was set at 2.2, the average of the thresholds of the 53 LOOCV processes.For the 32 test set samples, we performed qBGS with a next-generation sequencer, MiSeq, to examine the potential future applications of this approach.
