Sentence examples for though on average from inspiring English sources

Women's earnings have been rising relative to men's over the past 40 years — though, on average, women's pay still lags behind.

Our empirical results for 47 grain-producing farms in the Northern Kazakhstan show that insurance contracts built on VH indices can provide substantial risk reductions for a group of farms, though on average for the whole sample, risk reductions were found to be moderate.

Even though, on average, the distances between the CEJ and the defect base and between the CEJ and the bone peak are under the critical 2 mm in the study group, when these were greater than 2 mm, loss of attachment did occur at the sites under investigation, i.e. around 20% of cases.

Interestingly, though, on average dogs who had negative experiences pre-sleep were quicker to actually fall asleep than other dogs, which scientists say is very much in line with human behavior.

Interestingly, though, on average dogs who had negative experiences pre-sleep were quicker to actually fall asleep than other dogs, which scientists say is very much in line with human behaviour.

Even though, on average, QoL scores increased, the patterns of change were highly individual.

Even though, on an average, each adult of E. eugeniae was generating about 15% more vermicast than each individual of E. fetida, on a unit zoomass basis, the latter was nearly as efficient a vermicomposter as the former - both animals generating about 0.7 g of vermicast per gram of body weight towards the closing stages of the experiment.

The nail, even if it be of the thickness of 5 or 6 mm. in diameter, is easily passed through the bone, without fracturing it; and is well borne by the tissues, even during a long period of time (thirty to thirty-five days, though on an average it has been applied for about twenty days).

But Colin Mellors of the University of Bradford notes that, though MPs on average may be no younger, fewer are of pensionable age.

Whether this could be extended is doubtful on legal grounds; the European Court ruled in 2011 that male and female annuities had to be equalised even though women, on average, live longer.

Between 1993 and 2012, the share of American graduates taking out student loans rose by 25 percentage points and average debt per borrower doubled, after adjusting for inflation.That is worrying, in that investment in higher education, though lucrative on average, yields highly variable returns.