Sentence examples for every one degree increase from inspiring English sources

Scientists in the Department of Geophysics and Planetary Science at Tel Aviv University tell us that for every one degree increase in temperature, lightning strikes will go up another 10percentt.

Temperatures warmed over the course of the 8-year study and for every one degree increase in temperature there was a 10 g decrease in body weight.

After adjusting for age, stage at diagnosis and prior treatment history we found that every one degree increase in phase angle was associated with a relative risk of 0.79 (95% CI: 0.64 to 0.97, P = 0.02).

In the multivariate analyses, adjusted for age, gender, BMI, patella cartilage volume and bone size as a marker of the state of the joint, for every one degree increase in lateral condyle-patella angle, WOMAC pain score was decreased by 1.57 units (95% CI -3.05, -0.09) (Table 2).

For every one degree increase in lateral condyle-patella angle, WOMAC pain was reduced by 3.13 units (95% CI -5.60, -0.67) in the obese, and increased by 0.56 units (95% CI -0.63, 1.75) in the non-obese, although this was not statistically significant (Table 4).

2008; Gaskin and Kazmer 2009); however, we describe the pattern in detail for the first time: Among tamarisk populations in the western United States, every one degree increase in latitude between 32.0 and 46.7oN corresponds to a 4.6% positive change in T. ramosissima introgression (Fig.  1).

As an example of how the regression coefficient for temperature is interpreted, for white females, an average of 3.4 fewer deaths per 100,000 persons in the state of Florida are expected per one degree increase within the temperature range in this study (67.6 to 76.6 degrees F).

The other independent variable, temperature, showed an average 1.26 lbCO2/MWh increase for every one-degree Fahrenheit increase for units that showed statistically significant trends.

A statistical analysis was carried out to estimate the marginal impact that a one-degree increase in the level of dependency would have on the hours of informal care (see [ 23, 24]).

And in offices, a one-degree increase in the temperature can cut the energy use of air conditioners by 3-4%.

Because many materials expand less than a micrometre with a one-degree increase in temperature, measurements are made by means of microscopes.