Sentence examples for standard increment from inspiring English sources

The house will try to buy lots for absentees at the lowest possible price, which could be one standard increment above the second-highest competing bid.

Indeed, in the example shown in Figure 9, a potential may be defined even for paths that enclose the conductor, but it is many-valued because it increases by a standard increment μ0I every time the path encircles the current.

The aperture ring controls the aperture, which is a small opening near the front of the lens.[1] These are usually marked in standard increments, and nearly any lens will have settings of f/8 and f/11.

Attach the seven handrail brackets to your handrail with two screws each, at 16" increments to match the spaces marked on your wall (adjust spacing if your studs are at non-standard increments).

For all-cause mortality, each standard deviation increment increase in CAC was associated with a ~1.8-fold increase in risk, compared to ~1.5-fold and ~1.4-fold increases for CarCP and AACP respectively.

Studies have reported that relative risks for CVD mortality corresponding to one standard deviation increment in abdominal obesity indicators were higher than that of BMI,8, 12, 13, 14, 15 but none of these studies performed a formal paired statistical test.

{text{d}}G = Gsigma_{text{G}} {text{d}}W_{text{G}}, (3)where σ G is volatility, dW G is the standard Wiener increment.

Among young women, a one standard deviation increment in PISA test score increased hourly and weekly earnings by around 5%, but had no effect among young men.

25 When not given at 10°C directly, values were obtained from 25°C and the standard enthalpy increment.

Analysis of re-test effects in that study showed a one third of a standard deviation increment in score on the knowledge test and a one half of standard deviation increase for the cognitive ability test.

Incidence rate ratios (RR) and corresponding 95% confidence intervals (CI) for colon and rectal cancer patients were estimated according to quartiles of intake of fat variables, and one standard deviation increment of intake, using Cox proportional hazards regression models.