The phrase "a scale of mobility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying levels or degrees of mobility, often in contexts related to transportation, accessibility, or social mobility.
Example: "The study examined a scale of mobility among different socioeconomic groups, highlighting disparities in access to transportation."
Alternatives: "a range of mobility" or "a spectrum of mobility".
Main Outcome Measures: Clinical Outcome Variable Scale (COVS), a 13-item scale of mobility status (measured on admission and discharge from inpatient rehabilitation), and rehabilitation LOS.
"This careful piece of work should settle the debate because it shows that indeed there is some mobility of lead, which was hypothesized to result in dates that were too old, but the scale of mobility is nanometers," said Samuel Bowring, a geochemist at MIT, who was not involved in the study.
For the proposed distributed power-control algorithm with active link protection (DPC/ALP) the authors restrict the application field to quasi-static channels where the time scale of mobility is much larger than that of power adaptation.
In contrast, we find that even on a scale of a few mm, the carrier mobility varies by up to a factor 2, highlighting the importance of techniques that either facilitate a statistical approach for assessing transport properties in CVD graphene or allow spatial mapping of graphene transport properties such as that presented here.
The parasites were classified according to mobility on a scale of zero to ten, where zero means no viable forms and ten, viable forms.
The EQ-5D consists of 5 scales: Mobility, Self-care, Usual activity, Pain/Discomfort, and Anxiety/Depression, with a scale of three levels per item (i.e., no problem, some problems, and extreme problems).
It is a scale measuring mobility of subjects with stroke in relationship to many aspects of their static and dynamic balance [ 39].
Although the absolute scaling of mobility with the size of the diffusing entity is challenging, a decrease in mobility reflects an increase of molecular size due to receptor oligomerization.
The highest correlation was observed between GMFCS and the PEDI functional skills scales of mobility.
Of these ICF items, four were used to develop a Guttman- type scale of "basic mobility" and another four to develop a walking" scale to stage functional performance in the elderly.
