Sentence examples for points of the scale from inspiring English sources

An interesting property observed in these distributions is bunching at the end points of the scale, especially for hits.

This is why the analysis of needs focuses on perception of high level of needs and neglects more moderate points of the scale.

Similarly, in our experiments, subjects bunched responses at the highest points of the scale, and it did not matter too much if the scale provided 4 or 5 ratings or 20 or 100.

The NMS was dichotomized at all possible points of the scale to determine which dichotomization best predicted outcome variables.

It appears that a unit decrease in the total score of the PANSS scale corresponds to an increase of 0.42 points of the scale of PSP (Table  4).

The DEMMI was confirmed in the validation sample to be a broad scale with few patients scoring within the MDC90 (9 points) of the scale extremes.

A unit decrease in the total score of the PANSS scale corresponded to an increase of 0.42 points on the scale of PSP.

Subjects gave many fewer judgments of the highest value as the number of points on the scale increased.

For the test-retest reliability assessment, we calculated the sample size using the 2 times k formula, where k is the number of points on the scale [ 25].

For the whole sample, mean (±SD) adherence to the MedDiet was 9±2 points on the scale of 0 to 14.

Cut points of the scales indicating clinically relevant depressive symptoms were validated by clinical interviews [ 34, 35].