The phrase "active scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurement, evaluation, or assessment where something is currently in operation or being utilized.
Example: "The active scale used in the experiment allowed for real-time data collection and analysis."
Alternatives: "operational scale" or "current scale".
Lateral scaling was employed to achieve high-speed NPN bipolar performance, and specifically the role of active scaling was investigated.
Ensemble Kalman filters are developed for turbulent dynamical systems where the forecast model does not resolve all the active scales of motion.
The secondary outcome measures were the KOOS subscales for symptoms, knee-related quality of life (QoL), and sport and recreational function (see below); the Oxford score; the UCLA activity scale; and active and passive ROM.
The active living scale of the KPAS assesses activities like active transport to work or walking and biking as a leisure activity.
In particular, the nonlinear optically active subwavelength scale architectures have been highlighted.
Regarding "Active Learning", scale 3 highlights that 100%% of the students provide positive values regarding the view that the gamification approach allows the subject to be more interesting.
The subjects were evaluated, pre and post-treatment, and scored functionally, using the Toronto Active Motion Scale, and objectively, using an EMG device utilized to obtain the percentages of degeneration of the deltoid and the biceps muscles.
We use the active movement scale (AMS) to grade fifteen upper limb movements (Table 1).
Five items constitute the active engagement scale, 8 items measure protective buffering and 6 items measure overprotection.
At 3 months of age, a Test Score is determined using the active movement scale scores for elbow flexion, elbow extension, wrist extension, thumb extension, and finger extension.
