On the Hands-on Scale, the inter-quartile index indicated that one-quarter of the sample needed hands-on assistance in fewer than 3 activities, while another quarter received hands-on assistance in 9 or 10 activities.
The average score on the Additive Scale was 25, while the Hands-on Scale indicated that the average sample participant needed hands-on assistance with 5 of 10 activities.
In Hillary, they chose a "team-focused" leader -- abetted by party leaders willing to place a hand-on-the-scales as needed -- who personally impassioned few, but attracted many who wanted to win.
And secondly, would that be seen as the administration putting its hand on the scale in favor of one of the candidates?
Because everyone understood that the government's heavy hand on the scale of public opinion could distort the weight of any argument and diminish the public's freedom.
Now, Potter said, "a single billionaire can write an eight-figure check and put not just their thumb but their whole hand on the scale — and we often have no idea who they are".
On the other hand, on the scale of the district, the relationship with the rest of the city, though referred to, is not developed further.
Comey publicly confirmed that investigation in March of 2017, infuriating Democrats who argue that he treated the Clinton and Trump differently in the midst of a heated presidential campaign and put his hand on the scale for Trump.
It's odd in politics for party insiders to vote to reduce their own power, but they did so this past week in an effort to heal the deep wounds that emerged in the Bernie Clinton-vs.-Hillary Clinton primary when Sanders supporters felt, with some reason, the party establishment put their hand on the scale for Clinton.
Place yourself in push up top position and place your hands on a bodyweight scale, this is your strength level from this exercise.
"The truth is I just started studying generations and tried to get my hands on as many scales and as much data as possible," she said, "and that's the theme that emerged".
