Sentence examples for shift on average from inspiring English sources

The team carry out two to three mental health assessments a shift on average and provide advice over the phone to colleagues across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

Morris spent hours on buses, monitoring how much time the drivers spent sitting (ninety per cent of their shift, on average) and counting the numbers of steps the conductors climbed each day (between five hundred and seven hundred and fifty).

These effects can be attributed to relatively low wind speeds (less than 7 m/s at 10 m height), and manifest themselves as a shift, on average, of wind directions from easterly to westerly directions during the day.

According to this climate model, apple flowering in Hesse will shift on average about 11 days towards the beginning of the year (from May 5 to April 24) between the periods 1971 to 2000 and 2031 to 2060, and another 7 days (April 17) compared to the period 2071 to 2100.

During an 8 h shift, on average, ICU nurses would hear a total of approximately 32 alarms, of which only two were relevant.

The initial distributions inferred from the experimental data, by choosing the parameters μ and σ to reproduce the observed behavior, indicate that, as Bcl-xL expression increases, the thresholds shift on average toward lower values of the ATP level, consistent with the well-known antiapoptotic properties of Bcl-xL.

Gender judgments of the simulated figures shifted on average by 8% for heterosexual men and women as well as gay men.

During the same time interval, the annual streamflow shifted on average to a ∼20 days earlier flood onset, following the similar northwest southeast trend of the meteorological records.

The spectral stretch induced by such a radius change causes the overall WGM pattern to be shifted on average by the distance between TM l and TMl +1 WGMs where l is the azimuthal mode number.

Officers worked 14-hour shifts on average; according to a police focus group, they ended their shifts at midnight, were required to sleep on the floor of police stations, were not given a chance to eat, and had to be back on duty at 7 am.

Figure 3 A shows the distribution of normalized center shifts: On average, the receptive field center shifts by 10.1% (±1%) of its diameter toward the attended stimulus.