Sentence examples for a yearly increase of from inspiring English sources

Some cite the superintendent's contract, which calls for a yearly increase of 9percentt for the next three years, although the actual salary, $179,000, still places Dr. Lichtenfeld in the middle of the county's superintendent pay scale.

That's a yearly increase of 35percentt.

The authors' calculations [5] assume a yearly increase of 20 Mio.

Angle dependent measurements moreover suggest a yearly increase of 13%, exploiting the seasonal asymmetry of the incident solar power by a built-in asymmetric diffraction.

The chemical information landscape is changing rapidly with a yearly increase of over 1 million new compounds and more than 700,000 publications related to chemistry [1].

For the electrical power system, this means to move from a yearly increase of consumption (e.g., 2% in central Europe) to a decrease.

No such trends of a yearly increase in total number of individuals tested or proportion of dengue positive individuals was observed and hence, increase in public awareness about dengue does not seem to have influenced our results.

Incidence and mortality varied over time, with a yearly increase in incidence of 7.3%, a yearly relative reduction of 3.3% in length of stay and a yearly reduction in in-hospital mortality of 3.4%.

Reports from Norway, Sweden and Canada using national data indicate a yearly increase in birthweight of approximately 3 g from about 1970 to 2000 [ 33, 34].

The largest percentage difference between costs was found when considering a yearly increase and decrease of fracture rates by -/+2% (S18/S19) (-48.4%/+83.5%), varying osteoporosis prevalence by -/+30% (S11/S12) (-44.1%/+64.4%), and by increasing the discount factor to 5% (S20) (-47.9%).

These results of sampled publications reflect a 6-fold increase over a 15-year span, and a median yearly increase of 13%.