Scores on individual scales are usually expressed in terms of categories (typically: poor, fair, good, excellent).
Results are reported on individual scales for the assessment domains of Reading, Writing, Spelling, Grammar and Punctuation, and Numeracy.
Inappropriate statistical methods were used for the TFCQ, the sample size was < 50 patients for the MHIQ, and for the SIP-RA internal consistency analysis was performed on the total questionnaire scores only, rather than <span class="lh">on individual scales, leading to indeterminate ratings for these questionnaires as well.
Summary HRs for different measures of depression (continuous measures of symptomatology or categorical clinical thresholds), and different dementia outcome categories (all-cause dementia, AD and VaD) are presented in table 2. Sufficient data were only available for the CES-D using a cut-off of either 20 or 16 to conduct subanalyses on individual scales at specified thresholds.
Genetic heterogeneity in sensitivity to micro-environmental change (on the individual scale) is one form of genotype by environment interaction.
First, we performed a preliminary exploratory factor analysis (EFA) on each individual scale and on all the items of the three scales combined, using Principal Component Analysis on the historical sample.
But really, the whole "tit-for-tat" model isn't just fair on an individual scale, it's fair on a company scale, and it's fair on a global scale.
"is a reflection, on an individual scale, of how women are treated on a larger scale in society.
In an age of media on a mass scale, an art that is by its nature on an individual scale has a restorative value.
Actions can be simulated on an individual scale, and unique decisions can be observed that cannot be identified on a system scale.
