Sentence examples for side of the average from inspiring English sources

Even the "normal" women were on the pretty side of typical, and almost all of them were on the thin side of the average American.

Mike Huckabee's campaign is a mixture of feelings, which are all on the side of the average working stiff, and policies, which are all on the side of the stock exchange.

But a study released this year by Canada's telecommunications regulator concluded that prices in two of the three categories into which it divides wireless services "fall on the high side of the average" in an international comparison.

This may seem obvious, but it is easy to overlook the significance of the social side of the average workday.

While people who learned they were on the wasteful side of the average got more careful, those on the frugal side actually grew more wasteful, as if they'd been given permission to be less diligent.

Certainly, it's not the side of the average Arab.

The dotted line on both sides of the average spectrum indicates the standard deviation.

In the absence of publication bias, this method assumes that the largest studies will be plotted near the average and that smaller studies will be spread evenly on both sides of the average, creating a roughly funnel-shaped distribution.

In the absence of publication bias, it assumes that the largest studies will be plotted near the average, and smaller studies will be spread evenly on both sides of the average, creating a roughly funnel-shaped distribution.

These small numbers are not a side effect of the average conserved block size (61 bp), which is large enough to contain significantly more repeats.

At the side of the bed, average noise levels were 52.8 decibels (dBA) during the night and 54.6 dBA in the daytime.