Sentence examples for hierarchical scale from inspiring English sources

Marched on to an uneven playing field, they were bound to "fail" when forced to line up and be assessed on a single hierarchical scale.

Measuring activity limitations in walking: development of a hierarchical scale for patients with lower-extremity disorders who live at home.

Measuring activity limitations in climbing stairs: development of a hierarchical scale for patients with lower-extremity disorders living at home.

A hierarchical scale of landscape configuration and the plant characteristics of eight seagrass beds were measured and the contributions of these variables as predictors of the properties of the fish and decapod assemblages were evaluated using multiple linear regression models.

To test the assumption that seascapes represent coherent regions with unique biogeochemical function and to determine the hierarchical scale that best characterized variance in biogeochemical parameters, independent data sets were analyzed across seascapes using analysis of variance (ANOVA), nested-ANOVA and multiple linear regression (MLR) analyses.

The results presented here may define a hierarchical scale of events related to Aβ activities and eventually lead to a better understanding of AD pathogenesis.

Mokken scaling is designed to search multivariate data for ordinal, unidimensional and hierarchical scales.

Different hierarchical scales range from hydrological connectivity classes to watercourses and to the micro-morphological classification of riparian habitats.

There may be practical applications of hierarchical scales, with items having different level of 'difficulty' in personality research.

Here we report a hydrothermal approach to build and tailor the hierarchical structure of brookite TiO2 crystal under multiple hierarchical scales.

We examined spatial relationships between the BBS and FIA data at three hierarchical scales: (1) individual BBS routes, (2) FIA units, and (3) physiographic sections.