In this study, a graded system was used to assess the satisfaction of respondents with control policies for the three infectious diseases; possible answers ranged from "fully satisfied" to "do not care".
I would suggest a graded system in which earnings would be taxed at higher and higher rates — say, 60percentt on pay over $10 million, 70percentt on $20 million, and so on.
Here, we propose a graded system in which the ease of reproduction of a sequencing-based experiment and the relative availability of a sample for resequencing define the level of lossy compression applied to stored data.
From Shen's quotation or perhaps Shen's own paraphrasing of Yu Hao's Timberwork Manual (木經; Mujing)—shows that already in the 10th century there was a graded system of building unit proportions, a system which Shen states had become more precise in his time but stating no one could possibly reproduce such a sound work.
What benefits does a graded system have over a strict categorization of voluntary or involuntary turnover?
On Tahiti they developed political districts, closely connected with a graded system of rank and authority that rested on the extended family organized around each temple.
In a graded safety system, the standard user has to register using a bar code before the washer-disinfector is started.
Such a system is highly advantageous in providing detailed reliable information in an otherwise ambiguous graded system.
Thus, it is possible that social interaction with a female bird activates the dopaminergic system in a graded manner, normally at a higher level when males sing to a female than when they only see a female, but in abnormally isolated males the sight of a female alone may trigger the same activation.
The analysis for asbestos exposure was performed using the graded system described in Table 2, but in looking at the data, it was apparent that the largest effect on ANA titer was seen in terms of length of exposure rather than the source (occupational or environmental).
