To start with, Westchester's grocery stores are about one-third smaller, on average, than those nationwide: 21,000 square feet, compared with more than 30,000 square feet, according to TradeDimensions, a publisher of retail statistics in Wilton, Conn.
The weight treatment effect was 0.5 g/month smaller on average (95% confidence interval −1.0 to −0.1) with each one month increase in mean age, 33.2 g/month (5.3 to 61.2) larger on average in trials conducted in Africa, and 46.9 g/month (−83.2 to −10.6) smaller on average in trials in which participants were treated for G lamblia infection.
Although both control and bantam mutant clones contained only one large Dpn+Ase− neuroblast per clone, the Dpn+ neuroblasts were smaller on average in bantam mutant type II clones than in the control clones (Fig. 3E).
Economies end up 8% smaller, on average, than they would have been had they carried on growing at pre-crunch rates.
That the declines were much smaller on average was because the effects of the appreciation were offset by demand-boosting fiscal, monetary and structural policies.
Diarrhoea leaves Indians' bodies smaller on average than those of people in poorer countries where people eat fewer calories, notably in Africa.
Individual Arctic icebergs, although similar in numbers to Antarctic bergs (10,000 15,000 emitted per year), are smaller on average, so the ice flux is less.
These particles were then identified in both tributaries, but were tiny (less than 10 nanometres in diameter) in Agria Quebrada, and relatively small (on average 184 nanometres in diameter) in Rio Buena Vista.
Regional jets still account for half of all domestic flights, though because those jets are smaller (on average, just 56 seats), they carry only about a fifth of all domestic passengers.
Some three inches smaller on average, Japan declined to be inhibited, kept playing their neat passing football and did not deserve to be even one goal behind at the interval.
