Sentence examples for scales accepted from inspiring English sources
The first objective of this study was to evaluate and validate new mobile phone based self-report assessment scales for psychosis against the PANSS and the CDS, both widely used retrospective interview assessments of psychotic and related symptoms and considered to be benchmark scales accepted by regulatory authorities in clinical trials.
"I had served in provincial forces for 30 years, and though I had known wrongdoing, I had never experienced institutionalised wrongdoing, blindness, arrogance and prejudice on anything like the scale accepted as routine in the Met," he recalled of his arrival.
The confidence scale accepted participants' input for 3 s, followed by a change in cursor position from white to red to confirm the selected rating (500 ms).
Finally, getting a smaller-scale work accepted for performance -- on the condition that you will make any suggested alterations and accommodate the whims of the stage director, who may be a musical ignoramus.
In such a costly reactive approach, productivity decline due to sulfate scale is accepted as an economic compromise.
Two-factor-structure of scale was accepted after applying the K1 rule, scree plot and parallel analysis method.
Furthermore, risk of bias was assessed thanks to an adaptation of the Newcastle Ottawa quality assessment scale, an accepted tool for cohort studies.
This scale is accepted as a valid method for measuring cognitive load (Kalyuga et al. 1998, 2000; Paas and Van Merrienboer 1994; Van Merriënboer et al. 2002; Yeung et al. 1997).
The 16 (13.9%) rejected papers had a significantly lower initial score on the overall Goodman scale than accepted papers (difference 15.0, 95% CI: 4.6 24.4).
Model 1 with no scaling was accepted as the most likely model for both datasets.
Although most researchers recommended Cronbach's α of 0.7 as the minimal acceptable for internal consistency of multi-item scales, others accept 0.6 or 0.5 0.6 for preliminary research as the cut-off point [56].
