average out at something

Examples of averaged

averaged

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The number of requests per author inquiry averaged more than two.
For different delays after stimulus onset (abscissa), responses in a 20-ms time window were averaged and compared.
However, fruit set under open field conditions was frequently near 100%, whereas fruit set in these insect enclosures averaged only 56.0%.
Numbers are coded by adding 0.5 of the dormant, living and the total of seeds, averaged for the autumn, spring and summer samples.
First, egg counts were averaged by the arithmetic mean at the individual level.
Then the line intensities for detailed levels are calculated from the population densities in averaged model.
We find the averaged equations for the hysteresis problem in unsaturated porous media.
Visitation and seed removal rates per individual were averaged to determine the relative dispersal effectiveness of each seed-disperser species.
The corresponding averaged intensities ratem(t) then uniquely specify the plasmid cyclic state distribution at all times t in the cell cycle.
This cost averaged 9.88 per blood unit for tests, rent, medical personnel, administration, auxiliary staff, and storage.
In addition, the mean intervals between successive losses of the least-loaded classes were calculated for the duration of each run and averaged over runs.
Home range sizes were averaged if several individuals were monitored for the same number of days.
These ratings were averaged over the 10-year period to provide a global measure of the family's average standard of living over this period.
Unless otherwise stated all cell values represent averaged mean scores per meaning source or per level (rows), or per age group (columns).
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