Sentence examples for scale from zero to one from inspiring English sources

"The heritability of the basic emotional problem does seem to be pretty high," Blair says, noting that, on a scale from zero to one, it's.7.7

For about a century, economic inequality has been measured on a scale, from zero to one, known as the Gini index and named after an Italian statistician, Corrado Gini, who devised it in 1912, when he was twenty-eight and the chair of statistics at the University of Cagliari.

We recently proposed the Cerebral Recovery Index (CRI), an index based on a combination of five qEEG measures grading the severity of hypoxic brain damage on a scale from zero to one to facilitate prognostication [2].

For developing economies in Asia, the Gini coefficient -- which measures income inequality on a scale from zero to one where one is worst -- rose from 0.33 in 1990 to 0.46 in 2010.

Preference weights are anchored on a scale from zero to one, where zero and one represent death and full health, respectively.

We valued outcomes using utilities as a measure of patient preference on a scale from zero to one with one denoting a perfect state of health.

The answer to each question was scored on a scale from zero to one-hundred.

FST is a sensitive index of allele-frequency divergence that is scaled from zero to one (see [ 36] for a review); because of this normalization, species with low overall polymorphism can nonetheless have high FST among populations (indicating low gene flow or diversifying selection), or vice versa.

The scale went from zero to one, with one being the most supportive.

The overall value of the index in Itajubá was 0.452, in a scale varying from zero to one.

In both modules, achievable scores for each scale range from zero to one hundred.