Sentence examples for scale and frequency of from inspiring English sources

The inevitable result is an increase in the scale and frequency of abuse of power.

These areas can and will recover as long as the scale and frequency of bleaching does not increase.

A final worry is that hotter temperatures will increase the scale and frequency of storms.It sounds grim.

"If you look at the scale and frequency of the exports of some of these companies, it's clear that they were deeply involved in Iraq's chemical weapons program," he said.

Nevertheless, owing to the ease with which amateurs can cause gross disruption, Reynolds believes that the scale and frequency of DDoS attacks will continue to increase in coming years.

Riddell challenges a number of myths about MPs: far from being more supine than those of an earlier era, the scale and frequency of backbench rebellions has steadily increased, peaking in March 2003 with the Iraq vote when 139 Labour backbenchers (of whom I was one) defied the whip.

In addition, a more objective correlate of mental health problems, amount of psychotropic drug consumption was assessed by a scale summarizing type and frequency of the consumption of tranquillizers, antidepressants and/or sleeping tablets during the last 4 weeks [ 29].

The NPI includes 12 domains which measure severity (3-point scale) and frequency (4-point scale) of behavioural and psychological symptoms of the patients as well as the emotional impact of the symptoms on the caregivers.

Overall, an analysis of discriminability of rate, scale, and frequency features over individual datasets (solo, RWC) shows a higher separability of instrument classes within each dataset.

The answer options on the Likert scale evaluate the intensity and frequency of these dimensions.

Patient characteristics, prevalence of symptomatic vasospasm, modified Rankin Scale (mRS) scores at discharge and frequency of symptomatic vasospasm in patients with mRS scores of 3 6 were analyzed.