Sentence examples similar to for each full point from inspiring English sources

So when electronics grows quickly, Asia's GDP tends to speed up too, to the tune of almost 0.2 percentage points for each full-point increase in the electronics sector.

For instance, people report an average drop of 0.6 for a divorce, and one full point for experiencing unemployment or a spouse's death.

The most recent unemployment rate, for August, was a full point lower.

Companies would only qualify for full points for donations made to 100percentt black African beneficiaries, according to The Star. "This amendment will have a huge effect.

England were subdued and that was odd when the need for full points was marked if Montenegro's prospect were not to be revived.

Perhaps the debate was worth a half a point or a full point for Mr. Obama — these trends would be more difficult to distinguish from statistical noise — but it probably wasn't worth much more than that.

Moreover, awarding ¾ of a point or a full point for semitone errors was a moot point in the statistical analyses because the two scoring methods were almost perfectly correlated (rs>.98) for each of the four timbres.

I should win my race and it's about getting full points for the team - you don't get any extra points for finishing further in front".

The average grade has been calculated by taking full points achieved by the students and dividing it by the maximum number of points (for full time students it was 100 points, and for part-time students it was 94 points).

Data File 1 contains the full pointing data for each participant.

But if the museum gets full points for truth in advertising, it can also claim credit for a solid and considered product.