Sentence examples for sum of scale from inspiring English sources

The computed baseline GAS score for the total program was 16.02 (sum of scale scores = -30, average scale score = -2.00) and improved to 54.53 at 12 months (sum of scale scores = +4, average scale score = +0.27, median = 0; mode = 0) showing overall goal achievement above the expected level.

The overall GAS score for the total health promotion project increased from 16.02 at baseline (sum of scale scores = -30, average scale score = -2) to 54.53 at one year (sum of scale scores = +4, average scale score = +0.27) showing project goals were achieved above the expected level.

In the AHGA, a weighted sum of scaled simulation errors is designed as an overall objective function to measure the fitness of solutions (i.e., parameter values).

Under certain conditions, the EMG signal can be considered as the sum of scaled delayed versions of a single prototype.

Visual memory variable was composed of the sum of scaled scores for the immediate and delayed trials of 2 visual subtests (faces and family pictures).

Auditory memory variable was composed of the sum of scaled scores for the immediate and delayed trials of 2 auditory subtests (logical memory and verbal paired associates) as well as the scaled score of the auditory recognition delayed total score.

The sum of scaled scores for WAIS total, verbal, and performance measures were then converted to Wechsler Deviation Quotients (DQs) using the conversion table provided in Tellegen and Briggs (1967).

Figure  3 presents the correlation between transcript abundance and the four DNA methylation scores proposed in this study (sum of methylation fractions by site (SMFS), mean methylation fraction by site (MMFS), mean methylation fraction by region (MMFR) and sum of scaled methylation reads by region (SMRR)) for all replicate combinations.

Biological interactions should be based on the sum of the scale rather than multiplying the scale.

We shall prove that any diverging Palais-Smale sequence corresponding to (1.1) can be represented as sums of scaled critical points of the functionals (F_{mu}^{infty} u)), (F_{mu,+}^{infty} u)) or (F^{infty} u)), (F_^{infty} u)) by exploiting suitable blow-up arguments.

In this study, the sums of scales 1-8 and 9-12 on HoNOS were calculated to give an overall measure of symptom severity and social problems, respectively.