Sentence examples for indicating neutrality from inspiring English sources

Most statements have a score near 0, indicating neutrality.

gammaMap envisages 12 classes of γ, ranging from strongly beneficial (γ = 100) to inviable (γ = −500), with γ equal to 0 indicating neutrality.

Responses to the attitude and belief statements were based on a 9-point Likert scale with a response of '1' indicating strong agreement with the statement, a response of '5' indicating neutrality, and a response of '9' indicating strong disagreement with the statement.

A ω > 1 indicates positive selection, whereas ω = 1 indicates neutrality and ω < 1 is indicative of negative selection.

A sentiment index of 100 indicates neutrality in responses to sentiment questionnaire.

Students mostly indicated neutrality or agreement when placing blame upon their inability to speak English fluently upon their intellectual ability.

The "current conditions index" of the Westpac-Melbourne Institute Survey of Consumer Sentiment, for example, averaged 120.6 between December 2004 and March 2005 compared with 93.4 between January and May 2009 and 108.2 between July and November 2009, where an index of 100 indicates neutrality.

Perceived comparative risk was obtained indirectly by subtracting PRSELF from PROTHER for each respondent, and categorized as follows: positive scores (ranging from +1 to +4; i.e., PRSELF < PROTHER) indicate comparative optimism; zero scores indicate neutrality (PRSELF = PROTHER); and negative scores (ranging from −1 to −4; i.e., PRSELF > PROTHER) indicate comparative pessimism.

In our data the assortativity is −0.00226, very close to 0 (that indicates neutrality).

A scale =1 indicates neutrality because both trees overlap; a scale <1 or >1 indicates conservation or accelerated evolution, respectively.

For some questions as many as 29% indicated neutrality which hampers a clear measure of participant opinion.