Sentence examples for gives a scale from inspiring English sources

Modular grants are very useful for new investigators starting out; this approach gives a scale and scope that's useful for a start-up activity.

As military technologies progressed the costs of upgrading older castles could be prohibitive – the estimated £30,000 required for the potential conversion of York in 1682, approximately £4,050,000 in 2009 terms, gives a scale of the potential costs.

It derives its information from several loci and gives a scale for how evolutionarily important the target locus and its surroundings are.

Reparameterizing (1) gives a scaled model which is identical to (1) with scaled terms for α and τ (see Supplementary Material).

After the students answered all of the questions, they were given a scale to assess their racial attitudes toward Aboriginals.

Simplification means that, given a scale, the display of objects is shown with sufficient but not with unnecessary detail.

A mean score of the SCL-5 questions was computed, giving a scale ranging from one to four.

But even that measure does not give a scale of the civilian death toll.

What better way to give a scale than to compare with actual things on Earth?" The rocky moon appears massive, nearly shadowing the entire city in Celle's eye-catching image.

Points of each scale are summed to give a scale score.

Each response scale score is added giving a scale range of 0 60 points.