Sentence examples for point on a scale from inspiring English sources

Actually, patients got significant pain relief from both treatments - an average reduction of one point on a scale of 1 to 7.

In order to clarify the difference between preference and harmony, participants were told the following: "Your task will be to indicate how "harmonious" you find each combination—how well the colors go together by clicking a point on a scale like the one below.

For example, cadets had to choose a point on a scale for "Desire to be an Army officer"—which by definition is an internal motivation and also for "My parents wanted me to go," which is an external one.

Logistic regression was run with each question as dependent variable, binary for questions answered by "yes" or "no" (Questions 4, 11, 12, 17, 18, 20) and ordinal for questions answered with a point on a scale (Questions 5 10, 13 16).

*Estimates are per point on a scale.

With respect to test-retest comparison of scores, 65.2% were identical, 28.6% differed by 1 point (on a scale of 0 to 3), and 6.3% differed by 2 points.

Between 2006 and 2009 hospitals showed a CQI improvement of 0.034 (p < 0.05) to 0.060 (p < 0.01) points on a scale between one and four.

Mark Richardson: a universal impact spectrum is the current direction of travel – the central message of this vision is a move away from seeing social enterprise as a happy mid-point on a scale from traditional charity to for-profit business, and instead seeing all organisations and businesses judged equally according to their social impact (positive or negative).

An account with 1 or 2 points on a scale to 10 was likely to survive.

The average consumer's score will fall 70 to 130 points, on a scale where the strongest borrowers register 700 or more.

And I don't think 10 points on a scale is really a good measure of everything the school is about.