Sentence examples for graded scales from inspiring English sources

In a recent cross-sectional study we used graded scales and showed that women with combined symphysis pain and bilateral posterior pelvic pain in late pregnancy reported more disability than women with fewer pain sites in the pelvis [ 3].

Plato's "idea of the good" in the Republic, eternal, immutable, ineffable, perfect, the universal object of desire, is fused with the demiurge of the Timaeus, who constructed the world of becoming because "he was good, and in one that is good no envy of anything else ever arises". Aristotle introduced a definition of the continuum and pointed out various graded scales of existence.

The importance of also using graded scales has recently been pointed out by Croft [ 11].

The VAS is preferable to graded scales, since the steps between the descriptive terms are not known [ 26].

We consider this to be positive in the light of the fine graded scales in our protocol.

This could be explained by the fact that a five-point scale was used in our study compared to the binary scales that are typically used in other studies; as graded scales are known to increase reliability [ 19].

At each tournament, the top four speakers receive points that, according to a graded scale, count toward the award.

A gray-to-white graded scale represents probabilities from 0 to 1 and sampling sites are represented by black dots.

The distances between the steps in the graded scale are constant and equal.

They aren't interested in grading scales and petty reward systems.

A grading scale for pediatric vocal fold nodules.