Sentence examples for every one point increase from inspiring English sources

For every one point increase on the life orientation test (ie, a more positive outlook on life) there is a corresponding 7% increase in the likelihood that women will use prayer or spiritual healing 1.07 (95% CI 1.06 to 1.09).

Indeed, every one point increase on these measures was associated with a 5 6% increased risk of AD or dementia.

The output from the model, β, represents the change in each of the scale scores for every one point increase on the BSS scale.

For every one point increase of the DDS score, the odds of a self-reported car crash increased 7%% (OR 1.07, 95%% confidence interval 1.03 – 1.12, p = 0.0005).

For every one point increase in teachers' practice of having their students write equations and functions to represent relationships (e.g., increasing the frequency of using this practice from some lessons to about half the lessons), students' mathematics scores were predicted to increase by 0.33 standard deviations.

Every one point increase of the total number of pregnancies increases the risk of making induced abortion by 1.17 times.

For every one-point increase on the Bortner scale, there was a 1% lower mortality risk (Bortner Rating Scale range, 97 258).

For every one-point increase in interest rates, the price of a bond or bond fund will fall by its duration number in percentage terms.

A Norwegian demographer, Henrik Urdal, reckons a country's risk of conflict rises four percentage points for every one-point increase in the youth population.

He matched B.M.I. and wealth data in the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, a multiyear sampling done by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and found that for every one-point increase in the index, net worth dropped by $1,000.

The typical female baby boomer, he said, earned $313.70 less annually for every one-point increase in her B.M.I., while the typical male earned $161.30 less for every point.