Sentence examples for test an increase from inspiring English sources
In Staten Island, 65percentt of students passed the test, an increase of 11 percentage points from the 54 percent who passed last year.
For those with resting rates between 70 and 85 beats per minute at the first test, an increase to greater than 85 was associated with an 80 percent increase in death rate.
The behavioural changes were indicated by a significant increase in the time spent in the light box in the light/dark box test, an increase in the ratios of ambulation distance inside the inner circle over the total ambulation distance and rearings inside the inner circle over the total rearings in the open field test, and an increase in the time spent in open arms in the elevated plus-maze test.
However, when the same samples were subjected to the vehicle b test, an increase of 0.08 and 0.11 units was seen.
Using a non-inferiority test, an increase in the number of cases of 9.3% or more could be excluded after the introduction of the guideline.
This sample size provided sufficient power to test an increase in skilled attendance from 13.0% to 50.0% (30 is the minimum number required to test the difference in proportion with 80.0% power and 95.0% confidence interval at each survey).
For both data omission mechanisms a series of tests were carried out, where at each test, an increasing portion of data was omitted.
Eleven hypotheses were evaluated to test an increased evolution rate at various branch points in the phylogenetic tree (Additional file 1).
Statewide, 39.8 of students passed the reading tests, up 1.9 points from last year, and 40.2percentt of students passed the math tests, an increase of 1.1 points.
From June, when the first Thomas the Tank Engine lead-paint recall was issued, through August, the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, for example, conducted 3,046 lead tests, an increase of 81percentt from the 1,684 in the period last year.
In the tensile tests, an increase of strain rate produces a reduced fracture angle and extended crack path.
