Significats de mean average en anglès

That was 52 percent ahead of the mean average analyst polled by Thomson Reuters.

The mean average time between the two assessments was 8.24 years.

The mean average for total trading profit is 3.1 billion in the Reuters poll.

After this standardization process, we then take a mean average of these daily entries in order to present the polling average.

On any day, we collate any polls published in the last 14 days and take a mean average of their results.

This will mean average payments of £4,000 per farmer, or a total of around £20 million.

Critics say that HTML 5's one-size-fits-all approach will mean average experience across the board at the expense of excellence on individual platforms.

Results: The mean average improvement in the PSE score in the subjects treated with flumazenil was not statistically significantly different from placebo.

That would mean average monthly issuance for the rest of the year would have to come in at around US$13bn.

The mean average temperature of Sauterne should be 50° F. Some prefer it decidedly cold (chilled in the icebox), others only slightly cold.

Results: The mean average bone union time of the patients was 13.9 weeks in group 1 and 11.3 weeks in group 2.

The BBC must plough its own furrow and has an obligation for seriousness and not just to present "the mean average of everybody else's newsroom".

Men gave 16 hours and 24 minutes per week on mean average to this activity, while women dedicated 14 hours and 23 minutes.

Toenail total mercury content was significantly correlated with the mean average weekly consumption of finfish and shellfish (Spearman correlation coefficient 0.48, P=0.012).

Chief executives of firms on London's FTSE 100 index saw their mean average income rise by 10% in 2015, according to the High Pay Centre.

Wage growth has now recovered and at the same time inflation has fallen, meaning average real wages are rising again.