Sentence examples for scaled on from inspiring English sources

This economic index, which is scaled on a similar basis to gross domestic product and now reads at 2.2 percent, exerts a gravitational pull on the forecast.

Sterling pushed on from Thursday's new high against the euro on Friday morning, up 0.24% at €1.4384 (£0.974177) Against the dollar, the pound stood at $1.5664, up about 0.2% and moving back towards a two-week peak of $1.5676 scaled on Wednesday.

* These items are scaled on a seven point bipolar scale from 'Extremely Satisfied' to 'Extremely Dissatisfied'.

Body weight was a statistically significant covariate for levodopa Vc (Vc allometrically scaled on 70 kg normalized body weight with an exponent of 1).

In this study, economic knowledge and skills were scaled on one dimension with sufficient reliability (EAP/PV = 0.75; see Table 2).

"Mountainous problems that seemed insurmountable 10 years ago are being scaled on all sides".

In that respect, a distance function should be scaled on movement patterns of foraging organisms.

Mr. Piano said that his architectural firm, Renzo Piano Building Workshop, began meeting with Times officials immediately after the building was scaled on June 5.

The use of scalable graphics enables the rendering of high-resolution images as the interactive nature of the component permits those graphics to be scaled on-demand.

For this reason we used the DGE methodology developed by Illumina which is based on the SAGE principle but up-scaled on the Genome Analyzer I (GA-I) next generation sequencing platform [ 30- 35].

Specifically, among 3,088,316 autosomal inter-SNP intervals with lengths between 10 and 10,000 bp for which recombination rates were estimated by the HapMap project, a linear regression of recombination rate (cM/Mb, log10-scaled) on interval length (log10) yields a significantly negative slope (-0.161, R2 = 0.01, p << 10-50).