Sentence examples for running on a scale from inspiring English sources

The treatment business was off and running on a scale never seen before.

Each day, athletes rated their perceived exertion during running on a scale from 1 (least vigorous) to 10 (most vigorous).

DW-Nominate scores normally run on a scale that goes from negative 1 for an extremely liberal candidate to positive 1 for an extremely conservative one.

These observations are mapped according to limiting magnitude, a measure of luminosity that runs on a scale of zero to seven.

(These ratings run on a scale from negative 1 for an extremely liberal senator to positive 1 for an extremely conservative one, so higher figures indicate a more conservative voting record).

The categories are weighted and combined together, producing a grade point average (GPA) that runs on a scale from 0 to 10. I've also run these numbers for past presidential primary fields dating back to 1992 based on the information that would have been available as of about Nov. 1 of the pre-election year.

However, considering that the question runs on a scale from 1 to 4 these differences between the groups are very small and in most cases insignificant (not shown).

Asian men and women run on a scale of about 3 inches (7.6 cm) smaller (for both sexes).[1].

Another is to keep it running on a smaller scale.

"This will set them off and running on a huge scale to get the constitutional amendment," said Elizabeth Birch, the executive director of the Human Rights Campaign, a gay political action committee.

The model runs on a monthly scale, i.e., a time step/tick corresponds to 1 month in the model.