Sentence examples for for every additional point from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, a hotel with an ADR of $65 would be losing just $1,250 for every additional point increase in turnover.

Subjects who considered themselves prone to risk increased their mean WTP/QALY by 8% for every additional point increase in the proposed scale (CI 95%: 2 15%).

The severity of psychological distress increases with severity and extent of abuse: for every additional point in the abuse score, women report a 0.081 points increase in the score of psychological distress (p <0.0001).

Controlling for moderators and other socioeconomic variables suggests that the odds of being anxious or suffer from posttraumatic stress increase by 3% for every additional point in the score of exposure to abuse (95% confidence interval 1.02 to 1.05, and 1.01 to 1.04, respectively).

Income growth in the rest of the election year also seems to matter, though the effect is somewhat smaller, about 3 or 4 percentage points for every additional percentage point of growth.

"In the event the private sector involvement is executed with market rates remaining above 9%, then, for every additional percentage point in market rate, the net present value haircut for investors will increase by a little over four percentage points".

Patients spent one additional day in the ICU for every 5 additional points on the Injury Severity Score (regression coefficient +0.2 per point).

The regression analysis showed that in the treatment component, for every 10 additional points of the PRCR, the global HR-QoL improved 2.8 points on the Cervantes scale (coefficient -0.28, P < 0.0001).

Cross-sectional analyses of adult patients seen in a large health system have shown that for every additional 10 points in patient activation, using the Patient Activation Measure (PAM), the predicted probability of having an ED visit, being obese, or smoking decreased by one percentage point.

And more importantly, as China moves up the industrial development curve, it is learning to need fewer BTUs for each additional point of gross domestic product growth.

Greater adherence to the Mediterranean diet was associated with higher Mini Mental State Examination score (P trend=0.012) and lower likelihood (odds ratio=0.87 for each additional point; 95% CI 0.80 to 0.94; P<0.001) of cognitive impairment, after adjustment for confounders.