Sentence examples for correlated scale from inspiring English sources

Traditional stratigraphic schemes rely on two scales: (1) a time scale (using eons, eras, periods, epochs, ages, and chrons), for which each unit is defined by its beginning and ending points, and (2) a correlated scale of rock sequences (using systems, series, stages, and chronozones).

In the best-scale layout, where the best scale of the CWT identified as the highest correlated scale is chosen and enters to ANN and MGGP, the performance increased slightly.

Like today, planning activities of a century ago sought improved residential quality, including a scheme which correlated scaled streets according to use, local stores, the community school, parks, playgrounds, open space, and social interaction among neighbors.

The QLQ-HCC18 scales correlated with scales measuring similar items in the FACT-Hep and the questionnaire was stable over time with an intra-class correlation score of 0.70 for almost all scales.

In contrast to the Commitment to Harm Reduction scale, the Commitment to Recovery scale consistently correlated with scales from the Situational Confidence Questionnaire assessing self-efficacy, evidencing concurrent validity.

The central frequencies of HF sub-bands are arranged at 8470, 9338, 11,653, and 13,657 Hz, according to the perceptually correlated ERB scale.

miR-122 level correlated with scale of serum lipids in NAFLD patients.

In addition, the Vitality scale in Taiwan was strongly correlated with scales that are related to the construct of mental health in the Stress Coping Inventory.

Our results show that the available GP datasets are highly correlated across scales.

SRS-22 Pain scale also correlated with image scales except with QLPSD-bi, with coefficients ranging in absolute magnitude from -0.24 to 0.49 in the expected directions.

Also, the mental health and role limitation-emotional scales correlated strongly with the MCS scale score and weakly with the PCS scale score.