Sentence examples for bottom anchor from inspiring English sources

The EQ-VAS includes a 100 point visual analogue rating scale with a bottom anchor of 'worst imaginable health' and a top anchor of 'best imaginable health'[ 18].

Readers should note this special scaling using a reversible lower end point because it makes the comparison between the PTO and SG scores reported herein with those found using the conventional scale (with death as the bottom anchor) inappropriate.

The EQ-5D questionnaire [ 6, 7] consists of a descriptive health profile including five domains and a health thermometer (VAS) which represents a subjective, global evaluation of the respondent's health status on a vertical scale between 0 and 100, where 0 (the bottom anchor) represents the worst imaginable health state and 100 (the top anchor) represents the best imaginable health state.

Though health state F might be perceived as worse than death by respondents, it differs from the traditional "dead -state bottom anchor in its qualitative category, since "worse than dead -stateribottompoint on the quanchorof-line contitsum, different to the irreversible, "unmodifiable" and final character of death.

Click on the bottom anchor point on the stern of the boat.

The bottom anchoring of this steel net is a heavy concrete support system which forms a distinct curve on the interior and exterior of the building.

First, if the top and bottom anchors of VAS are not clearly defined (e.g. dead), comparison of scores between individuals might be invalid.

Each respondent was asked to draw a horizontal line on the VAS to indicate where the combined maternal and neonatal health state vignette should be positioned, taking the top and bottom anchors into consideration.

Partners can anchor the bottom of the ladder when it is on uneven ground, and they can watch for power lines and other hazards.

Light a taper candle and drip a bit of wax on the bottom an anchor, then quickly press the anchor into the center of a container's base.

Owing to the rocky bottom, the anchor dragged for a considerable distance, bringing the Bonham nearer and nearer to the reefs.