Sentence examples for scale understanding from inspiring English sources

Students rated their level of understanding of 50 phrases used in the texts on a four-point scale (understanding = 3, a little knowledge = 2, having heard = 1, no knowledge = 0).

Even though detailed and long term studies were developed on the topic of edge effects at local scale, understanding edge effect characteristics in fragmented forests on larger scales and finding indicators for its impact is crucial for predicting habitat loss and developing management options.

On a landscape scale, understanding the pattern of gene flow among populations can be vital to accurately predict the ability of both individual and meta-populations to persist.

Despite the unpredictable nature of influenza severity and spread on a population scale, understanding the behaviour of individual patients during seasons of respiratory disease has become essential for the planning and execution of successful public health interventions.

At a finer scale, understanding recombination in crop species can help to define recombinationally hyperactive regions or individual genes controlling recombination rate [ 55] as well as understanding plant genome variability [ 56].

In the scale 'Understanding' the percentage varied between 8 16%, compared to 8 20% in our study, and in the scale 'Engagement' it varied between 15 24% compared to 15 24%.

Finally, in addition to involving multiple systems and multiple scales, understanding brain disease requires multialgorithmic and multiphysics approaches that may be needed at one particular scale or for one particular problem.

I have to work at multiple scales, understanding not only how the environment changes people, but also how people change the environment.

The Cronbach's alpha coefficient indicated high internal consistency of both scales; 'Understanding' α= 0.87 and 'Engagement' α= 0.91.> -wrap-foot> n= 29,473, Central Denmark Region 2013.

We must also aim to successfully integrate social and natural systems on a local scale, while understanding the larger scale ramifications and consequences of decisions on national and trans-national scales.

This treats scale as a model factor to identify the appropriate scale for understanding disease variability.