Sentence examples for split on average from inspiring English sources

Regarding the extent of transverse asymmetry of the split, on average one half of ANS moved more than the contralateral one by 1.1 mm.

The results suggest that S. viminalis and S. schwerinii split on average 600,000 years ago and that limited species-wide gene flow has occurred since the split.

Overall, our results suggest that the proportional split in males slightly favours an unrestricted (short-term) mating strategy, with a 57 : 43 split on average for the three datasets, whereas females have a reversed split (47 : 53).

In other words, each internal branch of the species tree generates more than 18 conflicting splits on average.

Indeed, across 100 random 50 50 training/test splits, on average 80% of the predictions were within ±5○C of the experimentally determined values.

MR and do not find more incorrect splits on average for p nni = 0.1, and 0.1% more for p nni = 0.2.

Before the Affordable Care Act, the compensation for each additional hour of work by a low-wage worker, as with midwage workers, was split 50 percent, on average, for employee and 50 percent for the government.

For each trait, BiForce splits the search into 32 small tasks each of which was analysed using two threads and took on average 10.5 h to complete.

She paid $29.84, split-adjusted, on average, for the shares; they closed on Friday at $46.22.

Analyzing the transverse asymmetry of midpalatal split (Fig. 11), on average one half of the ANS moved more than the contralateral one by 1.1 mm.

Similarly, the difference in false-positive rates between lumped and overlaid split models was on average higher when the Central lineage was included (32.03%) than when comparing the Western and the edwardsianus lineage (Table 5).