Sentence examples for a common scaling of from inspiring English sources

The assessment of declarative and procedural knowledge using paper-pencil-tests probably promotes a common scaling of declarative and procedural knowledge.

Is there a common scale of experience between a solitary death, a protracted civil war, and a genocide?

Users of these statistics may wish to calibrate their estimates to a common scale of spatial support.

Finally, measures such as the Frailty Index, which is independent of chronological age might be used to determine a common scale of aging for all mouse strains.

The outcomes of spectral analyses and DFA were first transformed into a common scale of fractal dimension.

Responsibility loadings determine relative value units of dental services that translate services into a common scale of work effort.

The grams of crisps and chocolate consumed were converted to a common scale of kcal and analysed separately for signal and non-signal foods.

The study specific relative risk estimates were transformed to a common scale of comparison before meta-analysis (corresponding to a comparison of risk in the shortest versus longest third of the distribution of telomere length) by using methods previously described.

4) It would be a nice addition to the paper if there were a summary figure or discussion that attempted to put everything that they now know about this system on a common scale of mutational rarity.

This analysis featured means from various studies that were converted to Z-scores to place them on a common scale of measurement for comparison and to help assess the possibility that an effect might have been statistically significant.

For example the EU funded BRAFO project [ 19] compares food containing sources of risk that have no direct health benefits (e.g. pesticides) and those that do (e.g. micronutrients) using a common scale of measurement.