In those cases, she added, the average loss so far has been 3 percent of the home's value.

In the first two weeks the average loss of weight over this period is almost eight pounds a man.

But since the turn of the millennium the average loss has increased to about 20 inches.

Over the last quarter century, September has seen 20 declines, for an average loss of 1.5 percent.

It showed an average loss of 17 percent in newsstand sales.

Third quarters are slightly worse, with average losses of 2.2 percent.

That led to average losses of 3.5 percent in long-term government bond funds.

That is less than half the average loss, although the losses vary from nothing to millions of dollars.

Eliminate all technology offerings, and it declines to an average loss of 2.5 percent.

Of the 223 respondents who quantified the damage, the average loss was $2 million.

One has to assume that the mixture of conditions results in an average loss estimate for the city, overall.

Use of average loss figures is thus often misleading.

And the average loss from employee expense account abuse grew to $141,000, nearly seven times what it was four years earlier.

Daily treatment for a year has resulted in average losses of 19 pounds and 3.5 inches around the waist.

Others reported an average loss of business over the last three years of from 20 percent to 60 percent.

The average loss for closed-end funds that did not use leverage was much less - 13.6 percent - during the same period.

That compares with an average loss of 0.1 percent for large-cap domestic growth funds.

At least one study suggests that 45% of companies experience financial fraud, with average losses of $1.7 million.

Local planners worry that the estimated average losses of $22 million a day since the storm will continue indefinitely.

Since the majority of the population received low doses, the average loss of life expectancy is four months.

So far, the 75 drivers who have completed the program have shown an average loss of 8.4 percent from their starting weight.

Mr. Elliott said that the agency's new numbers brought its average losses to more than $10 billion a year for three years.

Many then regain a small amount and stabilize, so that the average loss over time winds up being 60 percent of excess weight.

As a result, long-term government bond funds, particularly vulnerable to interest rate risks, posted average losses of 4.7 percent.

Flooding is historically the most costly disaster with average losses estimated at $400 Million a year.