Sentence examples for make the scales from inspiring English sources

Companies like Measurement Specialties, Tanita and Taylor Precision Products make the scales, which cost from $50 to $200.

"It was one of those studies that make the scales fall from your eyes," Kaptchuk told me.

To make the scales somewhat more comparable, Fig. 3 shows monthly wages in Chicago from the U.S. Census in 1939 dollars.

This mean is biased using weights to make the scales of the different scores comparable.

Eight of 10 participants felt that nothing needed to be changed to make the scales easier to understand.

Mean item ratings for each subscale are computed and modified using a linear transformation to make the scales comparable, with each having a range from 25 100 [ 6].

It's hard to make the scale of suffering feel real.

These could make the scale of long-term incentive payments much more obvious than at present.

Bland humanitarian lessons also make the scale of the events seem manageable, as if it were possible to eliminate hatred and prejudice with appropriate teaching.

"Unless Centrica is a profitable business we will not be able to make the scale of investments necessary to help decarbonise the economy," he added.

Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, cast doubt on Osborne's claims to be able to make the scale of the cuts he is proposing without reducing the NHS or raising VAT.