Moreover, the equivalent scaling of immediate and delayed reaches during masked trials indicates that a persistent sensory-based representation supports the unconscious and metrical scaling of memory-guided reaching.
Regarding the subscale 'Health-Care Use' there is no equivalent scale of the SDSCA.
On the other hand, some studies found insignificant effects on individuals' health by income equivalent scales in Taiwan since the implementation of National Health Insurance in 1995, especially in the elderly (Hsiao and Cheng 2013; Leon-Gonzalez and Tseng 2011).
In the case of Uruguay the equivalent scale used to compute the years of schooling is the following: ISCED 1 equals to 6 years; ISCED 2 equals to 9 years; ISCED Level 3A, 3B, 3C or 4 equals to 12 years; ISCED 5B equals to 15 years; and ISCED 5A or 6 equals to 17 years of schooling.
However, to meet a variety of market demands, equivalent scaling should be developed in addition to traditional scaling.
Instead of scaling the cognitive impairment scores post-estimation, we performed an equivalent linearly scaling of the ADAS-Cog item parameters to enforce these measurement scales for estimation of memory, language, and praxis impairment.
In the ranks of classic dishes, it is the equivalent of scaling Everest.
In what many say is the scientific equivalent of scaling Mount Everest, researchers have figured out almost the entire structure of one part of the ribosome, the cell's giant protein factory.
This effectively ensures a 1 mm inner offset for the newly created, wrapped part and acts as an equivalent of scaling the model to a size that is amenable for placement within the airway.
"In fact, I'd say the divorce process is the emotional equivalent of scaling the highest mountain in the world.
