to unaverage
- verb
- /ʌnˈævərɪdʒ/
- Specialized
- To get accurate results, you need to unaverage the data.
Examples
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The researchers decided to unaverage the scores for clarity.
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Researchers tried to unaverage the statistics to analyze each group separately.
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Once the numbers are merged, it is hard to unaverage them to see the original values.
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The software cannot unaverage the results after the data has been processed.
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Once the numbers are merged, it is hard to unaverage them to see the original values.
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The software cannot unaverage the results after the data has been processed.
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Researchers tried to unaverage the statistics to analyze each group separately.
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Etymology
Unaverage uses un- like in undo ('reverse') and average ('a combined number'), so to unaverage numbers or data is to reverse the averaging and try to separate the original values.