Sentence examples for substantially on average from inspiring English sources

But although their wages have risen substantially on average, their pay remains roughly 20percentt below what men earn.

Women have had to fill the breach, but while their wages have risen substantially on average, their pay remains about 20percentt below what men earn.

Starting ventilator patients in both groups were required at different times substantially on average, and the eighth day in both groups were diagnosed with pneumonia.The frequency of hemodynamic disturbances and duration of inotropic support were comparable in both groups.

While we hypothesized a modest increase in CFFT would accompany improvements in discriminating coherent motion directions, we found to our surprise that thresholds increased quite substantially, on average by 30% (range 21 54%; see Figure 2a, solid-line) and showed no sign of reaching an asymptote by the end of training.

In the fast-growing transgenic fish, telomeres shortened substantially, on average 24.1 %, while only a relatively small change was observed in the wild-type fish, 1.9%%.

For analyses across subgroups, baseline consumption and prices paid are shown in table 3. Harmful drinkers are a policy priority group, as they consume substantially (on average 58 units per week for females, 80 units for males) and spend substantially (£1800 and £3400 per annum, respectively).

As expected, the maximum parsimony method was substantially faster, taking on average 0.023 min (SE = 0.0017) compared with 9.56 min (SE = 0.42) for the entire stochastic mapping procedure.

At every type of institution in almost every class of faculty, men were paid substantially more, on average, than women.

Predictions with the method described here and by Łuksza and Lässig (2014) are comparable within errorbars, while the two naive estimators do substantially worse on average.

However, contractile function of right ventricles from DHHC5-GT animals recovered substantially, 60% on average, equivalent to some of the most effective 'preconditioning' protocols (Halestrap et al., 2004).

Standard errors are only marginally smaller for significant predictors compared to those for non-significant predictors (Fig.  2a), while point estimates were substantially larger (on average more than three times as large) for significant predictors (Fig.  2b).