The phrase "as a numerical value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or specifying a quantity or measurement in numerical terms.
Example: "The temperature was recorded as a numerical value of 25 degrees Celsius."
Alternatives: "in numerical terms" or "as a numeric figure".
Most times the grade is posted as a numerical value with no other feedback.
All "values" appeared in the file as character strings, but there were lexical rules suggesting when a particular string should be interpreted as a numerical value.
The Landsat-OLI sensor 8 acquires electromagnetic data and stores this information as a numerical value (CN), with a range between 0 and 255.
Consequently, the MDR could not be calculated as a numerical value in 100 of in the total 441 cases where a comparison of predicted and observed toxicity of the product was in principle possible.
"Yes-No" or Approval Voting is a form of Score Voting (also called "range" voting, as a numerical value may be assigned to each candidate - e.g., -1,0,+1 or 0-9).
Flexibility was predicted as a numerical value only.
I would prefer taking a tablet and go on living as usual... .......... (GP 9) 3) Aiming at a numerical value of treatment target or not (for blood pressure and blood lipids): A: Awareness of a target for the treatment is a necessary condition to enable the patient to see that the treatment is effective.
The RLSQoL is a validated questionnaire consisting of 18 items, 13 of which are scored on a 5-point scale, the remainder being recorded as either a numerical value or a dichotomous response [ 12].
Coping with the environment (eating prey) is defined as producing a numerical value defined by a global external function on the values of a prey (for example if the global function would be simply addition, then a predator producing '5' for prey (x = 2, y = 3) would get maximum fitness).
Responses can also be weighted according to their relative importance to the patient [ 67], however a problem with this method arises when the direct approach is used, as patients assign a numerical value of importance of equal numbers to each dimension [ 72].
First of all, we identified two different types of parameters: Quantitative parameters: objective, described by means of numerical values and provided with cut-off (such as, ability to tolerate tube capping > 24h); Semi-quantitative parameters: objective, but however not be easily described by mean of a numerical value (as, for instance, swallowing function).
