Sentence examples for consolidated scale from inspiring English sources

The PALANTE Consortium adopted a consolidated scale― i.e., the PAM scale―that has already been used across a wide variety of past studies.

In order to do so, principal component factor extraction and Promax rotation were used to identify factors that determine CHW job satisfaction and motivation by consolidating scale items into sets of derived factors.

David McCorquodale, from KPMG, who was lead adviser on the sale, said: "The outdoor retail market is consolidating and scale with national coverage is an important aspect of meeting consumer needs".

Industrial production of 2G ethanol is still not consolidated in large scale.

We then created an accumulated and consolidated 10-item scale with values ranging from 0 (no conflict) to 40 (very strong conflict), and alternatively two 5-item subscales with sum scores between 0 and 20 that indicate the two directions of the construct.

Trade was one of these cooperative institutions for consolidating larger-scale groups; warfare was the other.

It recommended that all endowments should be consolidated on a national scale and redistributed.

MR. KENNEDY is keenly aware that as other cable operators consolidate, economies of scale will reduce their costs and increase their profit margins, and Cox -- No. 5 in terms of subscribers -- has not been able to move up.

That is driving more of them to consolidate to improve scale — or simply sell to one of the bigger companies (like Yandex) that has already managed to wrest away their traffic.

Alternatively, Twitter can consolidate its growing scale and open more or all of its cloud to Track, minimizing the rationale for average users to move to what some call a too-complex interface.

Educational status was originally categorized on a 10-point ordinal scale and then consolidated to four educational levels (see Table  1).