Sentence examples for unit rise from inspiring English sources
"unit rise" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a single increase in something, usually a numerical value. For example, "The stock market saw a 1.5% unit rise last week."
From the literature review, it is observed that above a certain limit, the efficiency decreases by 0.45 % per unit rise in cell-operating temperature (Du et al. 2013).
The regression coefficients were positive indicating that each unit rise in haemoglobin level was associated with an increase in QoL.
This represents a substantial increase in asexual parasitaemia per unit rise in body temperature in this cohort of children.
The association between salt excretion and BMI was positive with every unit rise in BMI associated with a 0.16 g/day greater excretion of salt (p<0.001).
On average, haemoglobin accounted for an additional 7% of the variability of these SF-36 scales with a unit rise in haemoglobin equalling an average rise of 8.00 units (out of a total score of 100).
More specifically, for those patients with low expression of VEGFR1 a one unit rise of the VEGF-A mRNA expression value would lead to increased risk for death with an HR of 1.43 (95% CI: 1.11 to 1.83), whereas for patients with high expression of VEGFR1 a one unit rise of the VEGF-A mRNA expression value would lead to an HR for OS of 0.84 (95% CI: 0.59 to 1.20).
Profit in the airliner unit rose 13percentto to $973 million.
Revenue in the asset management unit rose 32percentto to $231.2 million.
Revenues for the unit rose 6percentto to $968 million.
Sprint's PCS wireless unit rose 7/8, to 54 3/8.
Sales in that unit rose 21percentto to $839 million.
