Sentence examples for mental scale from inspiring English sources

Ms. Godder's (and Ms. Driscoll's) premise is that our physical experiences need to become ever more extreme to register on the increasingly numbed mental scale of sensation.

4. Which of the following infant measures best predicts childhood I.Q.? a. performance on the Mental Scale of the Bayley Scales of Infant Development b. speed of habituation and dishabituation to visual stimuli c. age in months at which the child begins walking and talking d. percent of time spent in REM sleep e. birth weight 5. Carolyn tripped on the carpet and fell.

On the mental scale (MDI), the HIV-infected infants obtained significantly lower scores than the uninfected infants.

Concurrent validity of the HINT with the BSID-II Mental Scale during the first year was r = –0.73 (P <.01), and with the BSID-II Motor Scale, r = –0.89 (P <.01).

On the underside of the head, a snake has an anterior scale called the mental scale.

Connected to the mental scale and all along the lower lips are the infralabials or lower labials.

A similar hierarchy of weaker associations was observed for the mental scales.

This association affects both the physical and mental scales of HRQoL.

Two physical scales (physical functioning and bodily pain) and two mental scales (vitality and mental health) were examined.

Overall, a similar hierarchy of weaker associations was expected for the GH and VT scales and mental scales.

Univariate relationships were determined between sociodemographics; mental scales scores in two groups were analyzed using independent sample t tests.