Sentence examples for portion of the scale from inspiring English sources

This portion of the scale is scored from 0 to 32 points.

In the latter case, quality ratings were clustered on a smaller portion of the scale.

The distribution of ratings will not narrow simply because subjects have a smaller portion of the scale to work with when rating all versions of some sequences.

For the Image Interpretation subscale, the power function also offered the best fit, again suggesting that the abilities that underpin this portion of the scale improve with early training efforts.

Category 1 (fatal) is defined by the open-ended interval on the lower end of the measurement scale; Category 3 (no injury), is defined as the portion of the scale above cut point (tau_{2}) and Category 2 (injury) is the portion between the two cutpoints.

Note: the red portion of the scale indicates significantly greater coupling during successful than unsuccessful encoding.

In the intubated patients GCS were calculated according to the other portions of the scale by this physician.

The transformation has clinical implications as well; the transformation matrix suggests that the amount of linear change is not uniform across the entire breadth of the scale, and that ordinal-level changes at the poles may be more meaningful on a point-for-point basis than are similar changes in the mid-portions of the scale.

Only half the chapters, those dealing with the big ideas at the molecular, cellular, and a portion of the organismal scale, were used in this study (see the complete reading schedule online at: www.bio.davidson.edu/people/macampbell/111/Bio111reading_F2010.html).edu/people/macampbell/111/Bio111reading_F2010.html

The chapter discusses simulation methods, where either all (in theory) the turbulence scales are resolved (DNS) or where only a portion of the turbulent scales are resolved (LES).

If the image has more gradual large-scale variation, most small regions will contain only a small portion of the large-scale variation.