Sentence examples for mind scale from inspiring English sources

There is concern among farmers that the government will at some point change its mind, scale back the reforms, and seize the land leased to farmers – and that it is unwilling to cede all control of the process.

The opposite was true in the theory of mind scale (Pearson r = −0.263, p = 0.002).

Mirroring individual differences observed in theory of mind development in human children [5], the more cautious and socially tolerant bonobo outperformed chimpanzees on the theory of mind scale.

However, a decrease in performance in the theory of mind scale is surprising, but it is not unprecedented (mirror self recognition: [28]; episodic-like memory: [29]).

Bonobos scored significantly higher on the "theory of mind" scale (F 1,135 = 21.740, p<0.001) while chimpanzees outperformed bonobos in the tools and causality scale (F 1,135 = 23.669, p<0.001).

This analysis replicates the species differences observed in both the tools and causality scale and the theory of mind scale (theory of mind: F1,63 = 9.962, p = 0.002, bonobos > chimpanzees; tools and causality: F1,63 = 15.891, p<0.001, chimpanzees > bonobos).

And rightly so — they took an OS that was designed with mobile phones in mind, scaled them up to larger screens, and told consumers they were good to go.

With this in mind, scaled versions of a humanist typeface (Frutiger) and square grotesque typeface (Eurostile) were constructed in which the capital letter heights were equivalent across the two fonts to assess the significance of the intrinsic shape characteristics of the two type styles, therefore conforming to automotive industry standards (see Figure 3).

The aim of this study was to develop, and test the Opening Minds Scale for Healthcare Providers (OMS-HC).

Data were collected on-line using the Opening Minds Scale for Health Care Providers (OMS-HC; Additional file 1), a validated twenty item scale [ 48].

The Opening Minds Scale for Health Care Providers (OMS-HC) is a self-report questionnaire, which assesses attitudes and behavioural intentions towards people with mental illness.