Sentence examples for in overall scale from inspiring English sources

The world's number three car hire firm, founded in 1946 with three cars at Willow Run airport in Detroit, has been trying to bulk up after being overtaken in overall scale by Hertz and already trailing well behind Enterprise.

In addition, the postorbital of Eocarcharia dinops and the jugal of Tyrannotitan chubutensis are similar in overall scale and robustness to comparable elements in Acrocanthosaurus atokensis.

To account for the variability in overall scale, we normalize the inferred log-weights in each replicate by calculating the average log-weight in the replicate, that is, (22) μ i = 1 8 ∑ s = 1 8 log [ w s (i ) ], and a total average scale of the replicates (23) μ = 1 6 ∑ i = 1 6 μ i, and then transforming the estimated shifts as follows: (24) w s (i ) → w ˜ s (i ) = w s (i ) e μ − μ i.

RIPLS-D showed good internal consistency in the overall scale in both sample groups.

There was significant difference between PS patients and non-PS in the overall scale and in each item (p<0.01), except for in "phlegm" (p=0.069) and "loss of appetite" (0.153).

In our study, differences ranging from 5 to10 points in the overall scale and of approximately 3 points in the physical and functional subscales can be considered clinically relevant since they can discriminate between patients with loco regional and metastatic diseases, a clear-cut criterion commonly used by oncologists.

This study applied the additive decomposition method and decomposed the change in CO2 emissions from domestic industries into five components: changes in the overall scale of the economy, changes in the industrial composition of the various economic sectors, energy intensity changes, changes in import composition, and changes in the import scale.

When we used the Roles & Maudsley score to correlate the PRTEE-S, we found that it correlated moderately in the pain sub-scale (r = 0.67), more in the overall scale (r = 0.78), and most in the function sub-scale (0.79).

In these studies, the improvement in the overall scale was also small, ranging 1.12 and 2.52 points.

The nearly significant increase in the overall scale resulted from significant improvement in the resource distribution subscale (Table  1).> -wrap-foot> Abbreviations: CI confidence interval, CST clinical skills training, MMSE Mini Mental State Examination, UCLA-GAS University of California at Los Angeles Geriatrics Attitudes Scale.

When using ASQE, adults with strabismus showed significantly lower quality of life scores in comparison to individuals with normal vision in the overall scale and all subscales (p <0.001), while significant differences were only reported in the composite score and the subscale of "social contact and appearance" between the patients with strabismus and adults with other eye diseases (p <0.001).