Upon first glance, this is just a high-end scale with a digital readout for weight and body fat.
In general, for both survey rounds, all participants scored individual questionnaire items (40 items in total) towards the high end of scales if not provided a perfect score.
Conversely, if the threshold for scaling is placed low enough so that a reasonable percentage of processed foods can "register" on the same scale as broccoli or spinach, then the ability to make distinctions at the high end of the scale is lost -- and products that are only moderately nutritious become indistinguishable from products that are really excellent.
The unsold units are priced from $400,000 to $700,000; the penthouse already sold for $805,000 -- the high end of the scale for Panama City.
My results show around 1.4g of sodium per litre of sweat, which again is at the high end of the scale.
My figures put me at losing between one-and-a-half and two litres of sweat an hour, which is at the high end of the scale.
"The Tigger Movie," the first Pooh adventure to be released theatrically in 17 years, falls on the high end of the scale.
When asked whether the identification of a higher number of troubled families would put a strain on funding, he suggested 120,000 was likely to be at the high end of the scale.
He and other developers said that distinctive condos at the high end of the scale seem to be the hottest properties right now — even at locations that are not on the waterfront.
GEORGE PACKER: On the high end of the scale, the fact that our leaders urged tolerance and restraint toward American Muslims after September 11th, and that, by and large, the public acted accordingly.
The high end of the scale, Ms. Hughes suggests, was fantasy, since "the real heartland of Beeton's readership remains that of a modest family, struggling to keep up the newly genteel style of living required of the middle class on an income that is often actually not much higher than that of a skilled laboring man".
