Sentence examples for full range of rating from inspiring English sources
A greater homogeneity in terms of manipulability in the present study might have lead subjects not to use the full range of rating values and to generally use the middle value.
This plot identified one rater as being consistently more generous than the second raters, indicating that the rater had not used the full range of rating criteria as instructed.
Females were asked to rate in terms of sexual attractiveness, as if they were rating a potential short-term partner, and were encouraged to use the full range of the rating scale.
Reviewers were reminded to use the full range of the rating scale to decrease the likelihood of all grants being scored within a narrow range.
We trained interviewers using digital photo images of neighborhood conditions with variations in conditions that spanned the full range of the rating levels.
Here, four yeast strains representing the full range of glycolytic rates; namely, wild-type (high glycolytic rate), HXT-HXT7 (medium glycolytic rate), HXT-TM6* (low glycolytic rate), and HXT-null (no glucose uptake) were selected to study the responses of metabolic genes.
We created a central fifth mortality scenario by averaging mortality rates from severity categories 2 and 3, in order to model a full range of mortality rates (Figure 7).
The transition from grinding to chipping can be observed in tunnel boring machine (TBM) penetration test data by plotting the penetration rate (distance/revolution) against the net cutter thrust (force per cutter) over the full range of penetration rates in the test.
We created a central fifth mortality scenario by averaging mortality rates from severity categories 2 and 3, in order to model a full range of mortality rates.
In order to investigate loading rate dependence, in this study a broad range of loading rates (from near zero through 100 Hz) were used to adequately represent the full range of loading rates that the musculoskeletal system is exposed to during locomotion.
Therefore this study may not have captured the full range of development rates within the population, although data on at least one milestone were available for approximately 90% of the participants at age 1 year.
