Sentence examples for scale of difficulty from inspiring English sources

On a scale of difficulty from one to ten, Robert rated it a.5.

"On a scale of difficulty from 1 to 10, the city gets at least a 12".

Warm Springs at high water is Class IV, (based on an ascending scale of difficulty I to VI).

Beating the Clintons" — during the 2008 primaries — "that was, in terms of scale of difficulty, significantly above beating Romney.

The DNA molecules in human chromosomes range from 40 million to 250 million units in length, presenting a different scale of difficulty.

Among the rock formations here, climbers have identified more than 1,600 bouldering routes, or problems, ranked on a scale of difficulty.

The purpose of this analysis was to address the first research question by exploring the scope and scale of difficulties experienced by children with ADHD and children with SLI relative to each other and to the TD controls.

Respondents assessed the functional ability of their own self and that of the hypothetical persons in the vignettes, on a five-point ordinal scale of increasing difficulty (no difficulty, mild, moderate, severe, and extreme difficulty).

There is so much turmoil in our nation and in the world today, I see that people are overwhelmed and significantly stressed in trying to understand and deal with the differing scales of difficulty and stress, and prioritize them in a way that allows for some kind of reasonably balanced life.

The SWAN scale was chosen for this study because it captures the population variation presumed to exist in nature but truncated by the wording and scoring of items of other scales of difficulty (e.g., Not at All = 0, Just a Little = 1, Pretty Much = 2, Very Much = 3).

Upon completing the fMRI runs, subjects were given a post-test questionnaire that asked them to rate the different N-back conditions on separate 5-point scales of difficulty and frustration (1 = not at all difficult/frustrating, 5 = very difficult/frustrating).