Sentence examples for scale intended from inspiring English sources

We developed a rating scale intended to evaluate social responsiveness through handshaking, in patients with ASD.

It's a production on an epic scale, intended for arenas rather than theatres; the set is so long it could double as a runway.

In order to assess the perception the teachers have regarding the use of the Internet in education, a five-point Likert scale intended for teachers was designed.

Some education advocates are wary about potential privacy violations that might result from data collection on the scale intended by AltSchool, particularly given that AltSchool is a for-profit company.

Another modern phenomenon, seen particularly in Italy, France, and the United States, was the revival of relief sculpture and the execution of such works on a large scale, intended to stand alone rather than in conjunction with a building.

To assess consensual validity, interrater reliability, and criterion validity of the International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative Functional Diet Scale, a new functional outcome scale intended to capture the severity of oropharyngeal dysphagia, as represented by the degree of diet texture restriction recommended for the patient.

Distinguishing between attention to and concern for the body, the scale intends to measure the degree of awareness of the body, its perceived importance, the affect when "attending to important 'body thoughts'", and whether body awareness is specific (to certain body parts) or more global during a randomly sampled 10-minute recall.

In addition to meeting the criteria for the disorder, subjects in the study had a history of violent actions toward others, and high scores on scales intended to measure psychopathic personality traits.

Psychometric inventories and scales intended to measure cognitive, emotional and behavioural concomitants of pain are typically constructed by deducting items from theoretically derived concepts related to pain states, e.g. social support, perceived control, depressiveness, and catastrophizing.

In this case, the older officers are trying to show that new wage scales, intended to make the pay for more recently hired officers more competitive with other police departments in the region, had the effect of giving proportionately smaller increases to the more senior officers.

These studies have led to the development of stress scales intended for physicians and nurses (Bonneterre, 2008).