Sentence examples for worldwide average value from inspiring English sources

The deduced activity concentration of 238U in sample 228 in the current work was found to be significantly higher than the worldwide average value and was also significantly higher than the values determined for the five other initial samples discussed here.

While our average heat flow of 91.2 ± 2.1 mW/m2 shows significant departure from Verheijen and Ajakaiye ([1979]) value for the northern Nigeria crystalline complex, it however tends to agree with the worldwide averages' value for Precambrian basement complex.

Similarly, the gamma dose observed in the schools was within the worldwide indoor average value of 14 140 nSv h−1 (from terrestrial sources) for normal background areas.

The estimated value of worldwide average annual exposure to the various components of natural radiation show that Rn contribution constitutes as much as 50%% of the overall radiation dose reaching values of about 1.15 mSv/year per capita (UNSCEAR 2008).

And so the bubble grew and grew: price-to-earnings ratios for Chinese stocks averaged an astounding 70-to-1, against a worldwide average of 18.5 to 1; the value of the A-shares inside China grew to be nearly double the equivalent shares of the same companies on the Hong Kong exchange.

The CO2/3He ratio is 1.54 × 1010, a value that fits well with the average value established for worldwide arcs (1.5 ± 1.1 × 1010; Sano and Williams, 1996).

Therefore, each value descriptive of, say, competitive learning is a score in reference to the grand average value of using competitive learning worldwide.

The global FST value estimated for the 99 worldwide samples was of 0.126 (P<10−5), consistent with the average value estimated for the human genome [12].

The average value for all studies deviated from the average comprehensive, worldwide registry data by a factor of 1.2.

(The worldwide average is closer to 350).

That's higher than the worldwide average.