Sentence examples for taller average from inspiring English sources

Hadrosaurines (Gryposaurus and Prosaurolophus) have slightly taller average bipedal MFHs than lambeosaurines, but the uncertainty intervals for all hadrosaurids in this posture are quite large and overlap substantially.

The short mothers' mean overestimate was 0.4 cm taller than measured (range 22.1 cm shorter to 11.8 cm taller), average mothers' mean overestimate was 0.3 cm taller (range 4.5 cm shorter to 8.2 cm taller) and tall mothers' overestimate was 0.6 cm taller (range 2.6 cm shorter to 3.6 cm taller) (figure 4).

He was born last year, at the Houston Zoo, and stood six feet two inches tall — average for a newborn giraffe, but hardly tall enough to reach the shoulders of his namesake, the skyscraping Chinese former basketball star.

Its secret to volleyball success lies not in its climate (like Brazil or the United States) but in the tall average height of its citizens, which is paramount to volleyball success.

Confusion about his height also results from the difference between the French pouce and British inch 2.71 cm and 2.54 cm, respectively; he was 1.68 m tall, average height for the period.

Cambridge's crew, however, was tall, averaging over per rower.

All I ever saw were a bunch of tall, average-looking women.

That is, it measures the degree to which, for example, taller than average parents produce taller than average offspring.

Instead, it is the tendency (for example) for taller than average parents to have shorter children and for shorter than average parents to have taller children.

Supermales tend to be taller than average and to have learning disabilities.

We'd like the crowd to be three inches taller on average.