Sentence examples for sufficiency scale from inspiring English sources

The government rates every bridge in the nation on a "Sufficiency Scale," from 0 (in need of replacement or repair) to 100 (fully sufficient).

In the research, "Personal Information Form" and "Mathematics Literacy Self Sufficiency Scale" are used.

While both oncology and critical care nurses scored at the extreme ends of the self-sufficiency scale, both scores remained within the normal range.

'Where we see funding sufficiency on the scale such has developed over the last five years, it allows us to work with a number of such organizations and so we have raised the R&D budgets accordingly.

It too wished to create economic self-sufficiency on a continental scale.

Solar and wind power and earth's heat offer possibilities to achieve energy self-sufficiency at much smaller scales than we are used to in our globalised fossil fuel economy.

The government's review of local authority funding has the potential to move many councils to a position of self-sufficiency where arguments over "front-loading" and the scale of budget reductions are a thing of the past.

Our results suggest that the concept of taxonomic sufficiency may also work at very broad spatial scales.

The sufficiency of homogeneity is tested by several item coefficients, scale reliabilities Cronbach's α, and phenotypical factorial structure in explorative factor analyses (EFA).

We have previously demonstrated the contextual nature of EHR sufficiency, as well as the high variability of sufficient patient records in a large-scale analysis of the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Clinical Data Warehouse [ 14].

The assessment with the Rankin scale shows a reduced improvement in self-sufficiency in those aged 70 79 years and 80 89 years, whereas changes in the first and last age groups are negligible.