Sentence examples for scaled grading from inspiring English sources

Uniformly graded Congleton HST 95 silica sand 47 served well in modeling the aggregate phase of the concrete because its particle size distribution reasonably approximates the geometrically scaled grading curve of typical coarse aggregate at 1 50 scale.

The inverse scaling grades from logarithmic at small magnitudes to linear as magnitude increases, with T (x ) ∝ x + b log (x ).

Table 5 summarises the scale, grading system and muscle(s) tested in each study.

Due to the different scales, grading scores and measurements, we decided not to combine trials in a pooled analysis.

There is a scale grading diamonds colors from D to Z, with D meaning a perfectly colorless diamond, and Z - noticeable color.

Subjects rated the subjective intensity of the painful sensation on an 11-point numerical scale (11P NS) scale, graded from 0 no pain to 10 unbearable pain.

Pain intensity was measured on a visual analogue scale graded from 0 to 100.

The severity scale graded the curvature and thickness of keratoconic corneas as a linear function of grade number and 1(b)).

Any somatic or visceral sensation was independently evaluated on a graphic rating scale that combines visual descriptors on a visual analog scale graded from 0 to 6.

These definitions are specific to visual-analogue-scales graded from 0-100 mm that can stand-alone or as part of a larger scale such as the WOMAC questionnaire.

These included the Shirom-Melamed Burnout Questionnaire (SMBQ) which includes 22 items with response scales graded from 1 (almost never) to 7 (almost always) [ 26, 27].