Sentence examples for scale of disorder from inspiring English sources

The prices are a quarter of prewar levels, and a measure of the scale of disorder into which the country has fallen.

All the disorder prediction results from these methods were normalized to a 0 1 scale of disorder with values of 0.5 and greater indicating the tendency of a residue to be considered disordered.

If this interpretation is correct then the small length scale of disorder suggests that cellulase interactions with fibril surfaces may not be fully specific towards particular conformational states.

On the CH-plot, the vertical distance from the location of a protein to the boundary line is then taken as a scale of disorder (or structure) tendency of a protein.

So far this method has been applied to the study of large scale of disorders varying from different types of cancers [ 26] to diabetes [ 27], chronic kidney disease [ 18, 28], rheumatoid arthritis [ 29] and atherosclerosis [ 30].

The PDSS is a seven-item interview-based scale of panic disorder severity in which the clinician rates the severity of seven features of panic disorder on a scale rating from 0 (none) to 4 (extreme).

Police, meanwhile, were criticised for failing to anticipate the scale of the disorder.

"We had additional resources in the Short Strand on Monday night," he said, "but no one could have anticipated the scale of the disorder that took place".

Tim Godwin said that the scale of the disorder had made him realise "how thin the blue line is".

However, no evidence was obtained for a negative interpretation bias in the body-related domain for these negative mood groups, and this conclusion was also true for participants scoring high on a scale of eating disorder symptoms.

Drawing on high speed and good predictive quality, RAPID was used to perform large-scale characterization of disorder in 200 + fully sequenced eukaryotic proteomes.