Sentence examples for inverted scale from inspiring English sources

Here, in blue, we've plotted the relative multiple on an inverted scale.

North is to the left of the figure, and the y-axis on the right-hand side with an inverted scale shows the increase in lidar footprint size with growing distance from the airborne sensor.

The items with the highest average rating were Q7, with an average of 4.57, Q2 with an average rating of 4.49, and Q23, with an average of 4.53 on the inverted scale.

She also inverts scale — in "Ride," the orange-and-black Painted Lady butterfly straddling a sturgeon is bigger than the crow hovering just above them; the black bears clinging to a log in "Undertow" would have trouble swallowing some of the outsize striped bass caught in the same current.

SDQ scales CP Conduct Problems EP Emotional Problems H Hyperactivity PB(i) Prosocial Behaviour (inverted) PP Peer Problems AvP Average Problems SCQ scale SCQ Total score ° Between-by-within design; dependent score is adjusted for age (residuals of linear regression) Q Robust between/within test statistic for trimmed means (see methods section) Crit.

Whole-body-diffusion-weighted image with inverted gray scale (b) depicted both focal liver lesions (red arrows) and the tumour in the cecum (white arrow) that showed restriction of diffusion.

In 1745, Linnaeus inverted the scale to its present standard.

For the sake of convenience, we inverted the scale so that a high score indicated high satisfaction.

Six radiologists interpreted 144 chest radiographs during three reading sessions: traditional presentation, inverted gray-scale, and a choice session allowing use of traditional and gray-scale inverted views.

The current responses to the hyperpolarizing pulses were summed, inverted and scaled, and then subtracted from the current response to a given depolarizing voltage step.

(C ) Confocal sections of a ∆tether cell expressing GFP-Ysp2p and RFP-ER (top), with high contrast inverted grey-scale images of RFP-ER (bottom) to visualize endoplasmic reticulum (ER) strands extending to Ysp2p-positive peripheral puncta (arrowheads).