Sentence examples for scale compared with those from inspiring English sources

Only in non-users, patients with decreased sweating also had decreased daytime sleepiness as assessed by the Epworth Sleepiness Scale compared with those with persistent frequent sweating (decrease by −3.5±4.4 vs, −0.6±4.1 points, p=0.006).

The slope index of inequality can be interpreted as the relative odds of an affirmative response for those at the bottom of the income scale compared with those at the top.

This result is very similar to the findings of the study by Chittleborough et al. (4), who showed that HRF was impaired on all dimensions of the HRF scale compared with those with NGT.

And the scandal of which she is accused is relatively small scale compared with the others.

Carney added that the Bank was monitoring the government's Help to Buy scheme, but stressed it was modest in scale compared with the overall market.

In eighth grade math, for instance, the average score among Nebraska's black students in 2007 was 240 on a 500-point scale, compared with the national average for blacks of 259, according to the federal data.

The three-hour photo shoot, staged at five locations along the quaysides of the river, was modest in scale compared with the artist's previous projects, most notably a record-setting 7,000 bodies in Barcelona in 2003.

The cannabis with the highest concentration of THC, 9.4 percent, appeared to deliver a modest reduction in pain: 0.7 point on an 11-point scale, compared with the placebo.

At Merck Frosst, basic research is conducted on a small scale compared with the rest of the company's activities.

Our results confirmed similar or better psychometric properties of the French version of the FCCHL scale compared with the original version [5].

Note the markedly elevated myocardial T1 time in the cardiac amyloid patient (1,195 ms, into the orange range of the colour scale) compared with the normal control (1,048 ms, in purple range of the scale).