Sentence examples for to averages from inspiring English sources
adjective
Constituting or relating to the average.
- The average age of the participants was 18.5.
Ari Fleischer, a spokesman for the Bush campaign, said comparisons to averages were "not fair because it includes all the Cadillac plans out there".
Even when the numbers are broken down to averages per completed match, given only Zimbabwe have played more fixtures since 1 April last year, they still lead the way across all the boards bar clearing the boundary, with New Zealand averaging 6.09 sixes per innings to their 5.4.
As it has turned out, Mr. Nelson has been ahead in the polls by about 8 to 10 points for months, although the spread appears to have closed of late (down to 5.5 percent according to averages compiled by RealClearPolitics from Oct. 8 to 18).
This applies analogously to averages over the processes and.
Total exam 3 scores were compared to averages on the previous two exams.
Commonly applied assumptions consider microbial populations in bioreactors as uniform, thus leveling individual properties of subpopulations to averages.
Peak-to-average power ratio.
PAPR, peak-to-average power ratio.
She used to average forty.
It's tone deaf to average people".
The council wanted to average the last two years.
