Sentence examples for the previous scales from inspiring English sources

Nearly half of the previous scales lack sound theoretical bases.

Yet it also resulted in the adoption of a two-tier force structure, as formations that were not designated for jungle warfare remained on the previous scales of equipment and manning.

The separation scale comprised migrants with a different profile than the previous scales, i.e. 54.0% (n = 47) were older migrants, 55.2% (n = 48) were female, 70.1% (n = 61) had a lower educational level and 87.4% (n = 76) were unemployed.

Like the previous scale, it measures the factors F1, F2, and F3 to classify subjects as non-alexithymic, borderline, or alexithymic.

It was supported by De Nijs et al. [10] who have implemented a similar DEW SC method with the same photopeak window width but with a scatter window twice as large and half the previous scaling factor (k = 0.5).

One major difference between our scaling laws and the scaling laws obtained in Solomatov (2004a) is a much stronger dependence of the critical yield stress and critical friction coefficient on the width of the convecting layer l hor - they scale roughly as approximately (l_{text {hor}}^{2}) as opposed to the previous scaling approximately l hor.

This abbreviated dichotomous version of the instrument, or the Trust and Teamwork Scale – Liberia, included eight items to assess trust and ten items to assess teamwork modified from the previous scale.

MUOCS has 60 standard colours, the same number as the two previous scales available for the same purpose: Uniform Oil Colour Scale (UOCS) and Bromthymol Blue (BTB).

At this stage, principles were set following the practice of previous scales (i.e., CEFR and GSE).

Furthermore, the correlation with well-known previous scales assessing functioning, namely the SOFAS and the SDS, was high.

Secondly, the reading scales abandon the native-speaker standard adopted by some previous scales like the FSI family.