Sentence examples for deficit scale from inspiring English sources

Behavior was assessed in each group 24 h after surgery using the Purdy neurological deficit scale with moderate modification [ 17].

A clinically meaningful response was predefined as at least a one-point improvement on the MidFace Volume Deficit Scale (MFVDS) and on the Global Aesthetic Improvement Scale GAISS).

Eligible study subjects were aged between 30 and 60 years, with bilateral mild (2), moderate (3), significant (4), or severe (5) midface volume deficit, as defined by the validated midface volume deficit scale (MFVDS; Data on file, Allergan, 2012).

Serial radiographic assessments 24, 25 of GCTB lesions were performed per local practice guidelines, and the recommended surgical intervention was provided; the procedure was ranked using an invasiveness and postsurgical functional deficit scale.

The basic symptoms were targeted by a multitude of scales comprising the Bonn Scale [ 21], the Frankfurt Complaint Scale [ 22], the Subjective Experience of Deficit Scale [ 23], the Interview on Subjective Experience [ 16], the Subjective Deficit Syndrome Scale [ 24] and the Ependorff Inventory of Schizophrenia [ 25].

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Note that if there is no scale dependency on (w_{c}), the time to the peak slip deficit scales differently for different values of (gamma) and (R) (pale gray small circles and line in Fig. 2c, where (w_{c} = 0.4;{text{m}})).

When directly comparing the correlations of the anxiety and the deficit scales of the SASKO-J with the SPAIK, in three of the four cases, the correlations with the deficit scales were significantly lower than with the anxiety scales.

The results regarding convergent validity of the deficit scales must be interpreted with caution as no measures were used that examined social competence deficits.

We expected that the anxiety scales would be more strongly associated with the convergent measurement of social anxiety disorder than the deficit scales due to their conceptual similarity.