Sentence examples for cardinal scale from inspiring English sources

We don't have a cardinal scale.

Health-state utility (HSU) estimates (the preference for a given state of health on a cardinal scale where 0 represents dead and 1 represents full health) are typically among the most important and uncertain data inputs in cost-utility models.

This is the cardinal scale anchored by the end-points 0 (death) and 1 (perfect health).

Health state utility values are expressed on a cardinal scale of 0 1 (0 indicating death; 1 indicating full health).

There was a significant positive correlation between subjects' foraging effort in the kiwi field and the overall cumulative food value as assessed by the composition of the sequence (time spent: cardinal scale Spearman's rho: N = 17 rs = 0.585, p = .014, fig. 3; ordinal scale: N = 17, rs = 0.575, p = .016).016

These numerals do not have arithmetic properties and cannot be used as a cardinal scale.

Remember that in Bentham's system we had cardinal scales.

SMAA-O converts ordinal information into cardinal data by simulating all possible mappings between ordinal and cardinal scales that preserve the given rankings.

This paper deals with the consistency of the evaluation process, where scores are expressed as labels by experts (over finite discrete scales), whereas the aggregation model is supposed to deal with numerical values and cardinal scales.

Second, the inter-subject RSA and brain-space clustering analyses were based on measurements of pairwise similarity between pairs of participants, which is effectively using an ordinal rather than cardinal scaling on a multidimensional space akin to preference learning.

In general, criteria used to distinguish the various instruments are the aggregated or disaggregated scores, ordinal measures or cardinal scales and the disease specificity (see Table 1) [5].