Examples of using Whose average in English and their translations into Spanish
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Its climate is pleasant; whose average is 73° F.
Burgos, whose average accumulated production per well is calculated at 1,404 mmcf;
The sample consisted of 153 young people, whose average age was 16.06 years.
SKK 300 for children whose average mark during the last school semester was not worse than 2.5; or.
Temperatures The hottest month is July, whose average temperature is 16-19° C.
Those whose average weekly earnings are below the threshold for the payment of National Insurance contributions;
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RESULTS: 19 patients whose average age was 17 months were ventilated.
Then travels through a narrow valley plateau whose average width is 15 km.
The number of its employees, whose average length of service exceeding15 years, has exceeded 1200.
Today there is a total of 38.3 million young Mexicans whose average age is 27.
The relationship with countries whose average income was increasing might change to a broader, more symmetrical form of cooperation.
These round beads of brown agate also called miracle, are perforated andlined in strands whose average size is about 40 cm.
So far it has evaluated 109 suppliers whose average billing in the last three years is above Euro 5 mil- lion.
Most foreign visitors come from Quito belong to US andgenerally are young population, whose average age does not reach 28 years.
The interest in developing Green Public Procurement is not only its impact in terms of CO2 emission reduction, whose average(see study‘Collection of statistical information on Green Public Procurement in the EU'(38) carried out for the European Commission-DG Environment) is 25%, but also in terms of its financial impact, whose average is 1.2% of savings.
On the one hand the German index posted some improvement in Q3 compared with the previous quarter and the German IFO(business climate index) provides the same picture, whose average from July to September(108.3 points) was 0.1 pps higher than from April to June.
Another example given would be the radioactive materials,plutonium 239, whose average lifespan can reach 24.100 years, that is, its use and effect last longer the history of human writing.
The Committee considered the Secretary-General's specific suggestions on measures to improve the utilization factor of those intergovernmental bodies whose average has for the past 10 years been below the benchmark of 80 per cent.
According to the Government decision of 21 March 1997 on confirmation of the regulations for providing social assistance to families with children,families whose average monthly mean per capita income is not larger than twice the accounting index used for calculating pensions, allowances and other social payments are entitled to receive single grants.
In the third campaign in this league, the board of directors and coach staff carried out a deep renovation of the squad,creating a reserve team, whose average age was 22 years old, where the youth squad and players from Cantabria were protagonists.
These truly are relics,jewels of Oenology whose average ages are around a hundred years.
We recruited 22 patients with hypertension, whose average age was 49,3+ 14,7 years.
During the Prosecution phase, there were 142 viva voce witnesses, whose average length of examination-in-chief was 1.70 hours.
As a general rule,the landlord does not accept groups of people whose average age, among all members, is less than 28 years old.
This upward trend is especially evident in the services sector whose average for April and May is higher than the figure for 2014 Q1.
A compensation fund was created to channel resources to states whose average income per capita fell below the national average. .
There has not been a similar trend with regard to the judiciary orautonomous organs, whose average compliance rate during the five-year period ranged from 23 to 26 per cent.
Although there has been a general increase for all the ethnic groups,it has been much larger in indigenous people, whose average has showed a bigger positive change than the rest of the categories of ethnic self-identification.
With respect to 2006 all the administrative institutions experience an increase in the level of trust in 2008, except forthe National Police, whose average trust decreased five points to 37.6; trust that situates this institution as the lowest in the group.
