For example, for the scale "pleasant/unpleasant," each category corresponded to the degree of pleasantness impression as follows: 1-extremely pleasant, 2-fairly pleasant, 3-slightly pleasant, 4-moderate, 5-slightly unpleasant, 6-fairly unpleasant, and 7-extremely unpleasant.
All patients were able to tolerate dental procedures using only behavior modification techniques; a single session of deep sedation or general anesthesia was needed in only 4 DCh patients for long procedures requiring a high degree of collaboration (taking impressions and bracket adhesion).
"Reason requires a higher degree of discipline, of concentration; impression is easier," he wrote in another memo.
Pre- and post-assessments of the clinician's diagnostic impression, degree of certainty, and advice to decrease drinking were compared.
(He later walked this statement back, refusing to apologize and denying any degree of guilt – only furthering the impression that his publicists were more au fait with the terminology than he was).
"Worldly interests intervening during the pauses of perusal," he wrote, "modify, annul or counteract, in a greater or less degree, the impressions of the book".
They may now have the impression that some degree of specialization in the tasks performed by the injured shipboard worker disqualifies him from the scope of the shipowner's duty, but further than that, there is left uncertain the extent to which the decisions of the lower courts based on the Sieracki and Hawn cases are now under a cloud.
The sole difference between an idea and an impression is the degree of liveliness or vivacity each possesses.
Investigators performing the ultrasound were aware of the inclusion criteria but blinded to the treating clinician's impression of the degree of dehydration.
– The degree of overcrowding as well as the impression of being rushed, as rated by the ED nurse and the EP, using a 6-point Likert scale.
