Sentences with phrase «go up by»

If the teacher's high value - added in school A reflects her teaching ability, then the performance of students in grade 4 in school B should go up by the difference in the effectiveness between her and the teacher she is replacing.

Students in the study said that they expected their SAT scores to go up by at least 100 points by taking the prep package — a bump from the 50th percentile to the 69th percentile — but they were willing to sacrifice that critical improvement to save face with their peers.

I guess some of that early work done by Marzano shows that we can actually have academic achievement scores increase by 20 percentile points and engagement scores go up by 23 percentile points, higher in classrooms where effective management techniques are being employed.

Most students may only go up by one rung, but that is still progression.

Over half of teachers feel grades will go up by delivering new experiences such as climbing Everest through VR

However, research has shown5 that in - app survey completion rates can go up by 10 % compared to those within mobile browsers.

I'm not 100 % sure because there are only two photos that show you in full length, and neither is straight on, but I think you should go up by about two inches.

Thus, if you get 12 or 15 reps of cable crunches, increase the weight on the stack (most go up by 10 pounds), and work with that new weight until you can crunch it for 12 to 15 reps, move up again, and so forth.

However, omega - 3 levels in the blood did go up by 58 %.

(T1 diabetes) But yes I can get the usage to go up by consuming to much plant fat as well or on occasion too much carbohydrate.

You'll increase your daily energy expenditure by burning more calories, and your insulin sensitivity will go up by as much as 24 % [2], leading to more efficient energy storage.

In fact, for most of you, adding 10 lbs every time you reach 3 sets of 12 reps won't be possible most of the time - you'll have to stick to 5 lb increases for the majority of your cycles (sometimes you'll feel stronger and be able to go up by 10 lbs, sometimes you won't).

In cities that are unwelcoming to immigrants, as diversity rises, people's wages either don't change, or they go up by only a small amount.

Other winners include work on induced pluripotent stem cells and regenerative medicine, which gets a 40 % increase to $ 69 million, and space - related research, including Earth observation, which will go up by 36 % to $ 631 million.

An analysis of 27 states found that, on average, summer emissions of sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxides (NOx) and carbon dioxide (CO2) go up by hundreds to thousands of metric tons per degree Celsius increase.

If you look at the science, we are headed for a world, on current policies, where temperatures will go up by at least 4 °C by the end of the century.

Motor spirit would be dearer by about 0.3 cents per litre, while electricity prices would go up by less than a cent per kilo - watt - hour.

Under business - as - usual, demand on a peak usage day would spike by 18 percent, and the number of days in the 95th percentile or above would go up by 395 percent.

If food production has to go up by 50 percent in the next 20 years, how are you going do that?

His study showed that for every older brother a man has, his odds of being gay go up by 33 percent.

Right now we are actually at 387, so it's actually approaching pretty fast, because it will go up by about two ppm per year, which means it will be 450, you know, in the next 20 years.

Prices of fuel may go up by 2 percent in the first pricing window in February, between February 2, 2018 and February 15, 2018.

Last week's byelection in Henley was predictable and surprising in equal measure: predictable because it showed that David Cameron, riding high in the polls as the government falls from grace, can win a safe seat on his home turf; but surprising because the Conservative vote didn't go up by much compared with the 2005 general election, even though the party is a full 14 % higher in the national polls.

Earlier in the hearing, Chancellor Dennis Walcott confirmed that next year's DOE preliminary budget, which will go up by $ 183 million or about 1 percent, does not include any teacher layoffs.

Benefits have historically risen in line with inflation and, without any change, would have been due to go up by 2.2 % in April.

Because the minimum wage is scheduled to go up by 70 cents per hour in New York State as of January 1 — with annual rises until it reaches $ 15 by 2022 — the salaries of employees making under $ 10.40 per hour have to be raised.

Separately, the capital gains rate for top - earners is set to go up by an additional 3.8 percent as a funding mechanism for health - care reform.

Commuters who've seen their season tickets go up by more than 26 % since 2010.

School aid statewide will go up by more than $ 1 billion while charter schools will also see more funds.

• He said allowing welfare payments to go up by more than wages would decrease the incentive to find work.

Jake Berry, a Conservative, asks Byrne to explain why benefits should go up by more than public sector pay.

The PURC has announced that effective December 14, 2015, electricity tariff will go up by 52 % while water will go up 67.2 %.

That means rail fares will go up by eight per cent - nearly four times greater than the 2.2 % increase in wages expected by 2012.

However this looks unlikely to be achievable as they have already risen by 0.8 degrees Celsius and would go up by another 0.5 of a degree even if all emissions were stopped today.

The Tory leader has seen her party's rating with the public go up by 10 points since April, despite being split over Europe after the Brexit vote.

Over the next 30 years passenger demand for rail will more than double and freight demand is expected to go up by 140 %.

The Lib Dems have simply calculated how much # 13.4 billion would cost if the bill was slapped on to VAT (which would have to go up by three per cent).

«Communities across the state will see their electric bills go up by billions of dollars to keep a dying, and unsafe, industry operating.

Despite Boris's much - reported commitment at the mayoral election to «bear down on transport costs», from January, fares will go up by an average of 4.2 %.

The Mayor intends to raise tube fares by 3.9 percent in January and London bus fares will go up by an astonishing 12.7 percent from January.

btw, give Democrats control of the Senate and they'll look to allow taxes to go up by 2 %, even though inflation is at zero and nobody's getting raises.

The governor said if the Obamacare - related taxes on the wealthy are also eliminated, then the state's middle class might have to see their taxes go up by 26 percent.

Fuel prices are expected to go up by one and two per cent in the first pricing window of April, the Institute for Energy Security (IES) has stated.

«Separately, due to Albany's inability to close unresolved loopholes with preferential rent, approximately 27 percent of tenants could see their rent go up by thousands of dollars, regardless of tonight's RGB decision and without advance notice,» warned Williams, however.

When you add it all up, projected tax revenues actually go up by as much as $ 455 million.

From today, government regulated fares, which include season tickets, will go up by an average of 4.3 per cent, while some unregulated fares, including day returns and open tickets, are up by more than seven per cent.

Park users likely will see permit fees and room rentals go up by about an average of 3 percent.

The cost of milk will rise by 5 cents to 35 cents per carton while lunch with milk at the elementary schools will cost go up by a dime to $ 2.85.

So the haul for the midfielder is $ 17 million, but could go up by an additional $ 3 million.

However, with 88 % of bets on the over, we may see this go up by gametime.