Sentence examples for scale of a group from inspiring English sources

It doesn't convey the scale of a group of more than 200 million souls (if migrants populated one country it would be the fifth biggest in the world).

In 1982 the lab adopted the salary scale of a group called the Coordinated Organizations (Co-Org) as a "guide" for salary levels, a decision that was written into its staff regulations.

The model applied the scale to a group of 30 European Union (EU) nations (members or with candidate status), and ranked them on the strength of tobacco control policies.

Finally, in the investigation of the last level of measurement invariance, the scale factors of a group are compared to the scale factors of the reference group for which it is fixed to one for each item.

A group is constructed in a way that first neighbors, i.e. neighbors of an initiator peer are first included and then first neighbors of each first neighbor peer are included, until the number of members satisfy the group objectives like the scale of a required group.

Lucas's cheeky floor-to-ceiling wallpaper greets viewers in the upstairs foyer/gallery, while de Balincourt's small-scale painting of a group of, let's say, friends well represents the spirit of the show.

Only a fine-scale survey of a group where EFL exists in some but not all members could address such questions, and these questions are important because they are one way to determine the possible functional relationship between EFL and EF-1α.

"This is an opportunity to do something on a large scale with a group of artists of different generations and sensibilities who have had a long history with the Whitney".

In a pilot study, we found a mean reduction of 7.1 (2.7 SD) points on this pain rating scale in a group of patients who received vertebroplasty [ 24].

I found it during 'My Left Foot' — on a small scale, with a group of people sharing the same secret, shutting out the surrounding din, soundproofing myself.

The DASS scale was found to show better discrimination when assessed in comparison to a well-established coronary prone behavioural pattern scale such as the Framingham Scale in a group of Myocardial Infarction (MI) and matched control patients [ 54].