Sentence examples for categorised scale from inspiring English sources
In terms of statistical analysis, some IMPF projects chose to analyse continuous factors on a categorised scale without good reason.
Of these 19, eight (including one of the six IMPACT articles) converted the continuous factors to a categorised scale for the analysis; five (including two IMPACT articles) analysed the continuous factors on a continuous scale; and six (including three IMPACT articles) used a continuous scale in some analyses (or for some factors) and a categorised scale in other analyses (or for other factors).
For the global quality-of-life scale, at least one response of 1 4 to an item within the scale categorised the participant as having 'poor' global quality of life.
At least one response of 'quite a bit' or 'very much' to an item within a scale categorised the participant into 'poor' function or 'symptomatic'symptomatic
The biggest area of land (>50%% of County land area) is categorised as large-scale ranching and farms.
Information on care needs, evaluated before hospital discharge, was categorised as follows: ADL scale (independent, partially dependent, and heavily dependent), IADL scale (independent, partially dependent, heavily dependent), and SPMSQ scale cognitive deterioration (absent-light, moderate and severe).
23 According to the instruction manual, 23 the team administers the scale by observing patients' behaviours in the context of an interactive session and recording these as they are categorised in the WHIM scale.
They were categorised into an ordinal scale (excellent, good, fair, poor and failure) by most studies.
Density was categorised on a dichotomous scale (low/high) by an experienced radiologist blind to the purpose of the study (M.B).
Most included studies used closely related scores which were categorised into an ordinal scale of (excellent, good, fair, poor and failure).
