Sentence examples for average increase between from inspiring English sources

The average increase between pre and post test knowledge was 27% for both sets of students; starting at 37% post test average was 87%.

Comparing the symptom frequency in our sample with previous studies using the somatization scale of 4DSQ in the working population [ 39], we observed an average increase between 3%-63%-6%r symptom) for people reporting symptoms "regularly or more often" ("Fainting" was the only exception, reported almost in the same frequency).

A tendency towards improvement in quality of life is intuited, with an average increase of between 0.04 and 0.28 points in each successive survey.

In both cases, there is an increase in the mean value of a certain characteristic among species (e.g., body size); however, the mechanism generating this average increase differs greatly between passive and driven trends.

Of course, trend line projections can be impeached by any statistician because trends measure the average increase or decrease between two points on a chart, so by carefully picking these points, the protagonist can design projections to match any argument.

The average increase in scores between the pre-test and post-test was 27.8% (SD: 21.3%).

The heart rate increased during all tasks (Fig. 3 ); the average increase differed significantly between the heart-rate groups (Fig. 4 ).

The highest average increase in incidence between 1995 2000 and 2001 2005 was in the subcategory J99 "Respiratory disorders in diseases classified elsewhere" (Table 2 and 3).

The average increase in mass between PND 0 25 was 0.41 g/day, but was lower when calculated from PND 0 45 (0.38 g/day).

By continually making adjustments over the nearly two-year revaluation process, Mr. Elliott was able to capture both the boom and the bust years, ending up with an average increase of 54 percent between the two reassessments.

Ruby et al. evaluated Pb bioaccessibility in the stomach and intestine, and observed an average increase of 4.8% between 30 min and 1 h during the gastric phase, while an unsystematic decrease was noted during the intestinal phase [74].