Sentence examples for every percentage increase from inspiring English sources

Based on this model, for every percentage increase in PLADJ, UD area was predicted to increase 1.16 times for all sex and reproductive classes.

For every percentage increase in corrosion level, there is about 1.6 and 1.8 % decrease in load-carrying capacity for experimental and numerical model beam specimen, respectively.

Interpreted, these outcomes indicate that for every percentage increase in a state's bachelor degrees or more there is about a one percent increase in evolution acceptance.

Using annual US time-series data on U.S. life expectancy, health expenditure and "new molecular entities" (NMEs) introduced over the period 1960 2001, Prof. Lichtenberg estimated that every percentage increase in NMEs increases life expectancy by 0.039%.

It is also observed that for every percentage increase in corrosion level there is about 1.6 and 1.8 % decrease in load-carrying capacity for experimental and numerical results, respectively.

From Figs. 15 and 16, it is exhibited that bond stress approximately drops for about 2.6 % and 3%% (at initiation of slip point) and also 2.1 and 2.4 % (at end of slip point) for experimental and numerical model concrete beam specimens, respectively, for every percentage increase in corrosion level.

From the experimental investigation, it has been observed that bond strength degradation of 2.6 % at slip initiation and 2.1 % at end of slip have been observed for every percentage increases in corrosion level.

The percentage of reduction in the ultimate load of slab panels with RA was about 15% for every 25% percentage increase of RA.

In predominant hydropower systems, as in Brazil, this computational tool is very useful for the efficient use of hydro resources, for which every tenth of a percentage increase in the energy conversion efficiency is welcome.

Previous studies have demonstrated that every percentage point increase in HbA1c level results in a 15%% increase in the risk of congestive heart failure [ 44].

The Brookings Institution, a think-tank in Washington, DC, projects that for every percentage point increase of broadband penetration at state level, employment increases by 0.2% to 0.3% per year, equivalent to 300,000 jobs nationally.