Sentence examples for increase of three points from inspiring English sources

According to the results, 45 per cent of those asked intend to vote out, and increase of three points on last week.

In math, Detroit saw an increase of three points in fourth grade and an increase of eight points in eighth grade.

For patients who relapsed within 3 months, significant increases in both symptom and endoscopy scores were observed between the end of induction and the 3-month maintenance assessment (median increase of three points on each scale; P < 0.0005).

Worldwide, the share was 43%, an increase of five points in a decade.

The ComRes/ITV News poll put support for Ukip at 38% for the European elections – an increase of eight points since the beginning of the month.

The latest voter survey, by YouGov for LBC, gave the Labour man a ten-point lead over the Tory when respondents were invited to pick between just the two of them, an increase of four points from when the same company last asked the same question towards the end of November.

The Ukip leader, who began the day denying he was too "frit" to stand in Newark, was shown to be the dominant force in British politics after the ComRes/ITV News poll put support for his party at 38% for the European elections – an increase of eight points in three weeks.

The BARSTL survey results showed an overall increase of six points from pre- to post-course (Fig. 4), albeit with a three-point drop from mid- to end-of-course.

A Panelbase poll of 1,006 adults for The Sunday Times puts the SNP on 45% - an increase of four points since the last time the company polled for the newspaper in January.

This was defined by an increase of four points or more in the AUASI score, need for surgical intervention, or development of acute urinary retention.

ACV is the narrowing of intracranial arteries detected by vascular imaging, while DCI is a syndrome defined as a focal neurological impairment, a decrease of at least 2 points on the Glasgow Coma Scale, or an increase of two points on the National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale that is not explained by other causes, such as hydrocephalus, rebleeding, or medical complications [ 26, 27].