Sentence examples for coefficient rising from inspiring English sources

For example an investigation in Canada of concurrent validity of OSCE test scores with other assessment procedures found correlation coefficients ranging from 0.1 to 1 with the coefficient rising to above 0.7 only in a minority of the comparisons [ 10].

Other measures of inequality have also increased significantly (the Gini coefficient rose from 26.6 to 29.9).

After the tax cut to 45p, bonuses reappeared and the Gini coefficient rose slightly.

The Asian Development Bank reckons that China's Gini coefficient rose from 0.41 in 1993 to 0.47 in 2004.

The decline in social mobility owes much to the surge in inequality that took place after 1979 (the gini coefficient rose from 12.9 in 1978 to 22.2 in 1990), which Labour failed to reverse.

The frequency of decomposition coefficient rises with the increase of the decomposition scales.

It is seen from the above table Skin friction coefficient rises progressively which precisely complemented with the previous published data.

This analysis shows that Okun's coefficient rose sharply in the United States but fell in other OECD countries.

The accommodation coefficient rises as the mass of the gas atoms approaches that of the surface atoms (Nickel).

Across its 34 member countries, the Gini Coefficient rose gradually from 1996, fell slightly for the financial crisis and then resumed its upward path.

However, for collisions of rough particles at increasing tangential Stokes number, the friction coefficient rises to a value that approximates the dry friction coefficient (Joseph and Hunt 2004).