Sentence examples for categorised on a scale from inspiring English sources

The level of consistency and disclosure is categorised on a scale from one (low) to five (high).

Density was categorised on a dichotomous scale (low/high) by an experienced radiologist blind to the purpose of the study (M.B).

> -wrap-foot> aGHQ-12: UK General Health Questionnaire with 12 items; each item categorised on a four-point scale later collapsed to a positive/negative binary result.

In 1960 education was a four category variable, whereas from 1970 onwards it was categorised on a nine graded scale, allowing for more detailed information.

13 The cells were categorised on an Epics XL (Beckman-Coulter) fluorescence-activated cell-sorter (FACS).

Using a visual analogue score, physicians filled in the questionnaires according to patients' answers and the participants were then categorised on the basis of the WHO Oral Toxicity Scale for grading oral mucositis.

The software algorithm, which was developed by Schroeder et al. [ 76], categorises total RNA quality on a scale from 1 to 10, in which 10 corresponds to intact RNA and 1 corresponds to highly degraded RNA.

On a scale from one to one hundred.

The percentage of positive cells was estimated by two independent investigators on a scale from 0 to 100% and categorised from 0 4 (0 = 0, 1 = up to 1%, 2 = 1-10%, 3 = 10-50%, 4 = more than 50%).

They were categorised into an ordinal scale (excellent, good, fair, poor and failure) by most studies.

Most included studies used closely related scores which were categorised into an ordinal scale of (excellent, good, fair, poor and failure).