Sentence examples for the scale was developed from inspiring English sources

The scale was developed based on Kim and Kang's (1997) scales of parenting distress.

The scale was developed in four stages (three initial stages and one final stage).

After all, the scale was developed for a different purpose education, rather than design.

The scale was developed from statements that 20 psychologists used to describe loneliness, which were also correlated with responses to other self-reports of current loneliness.

Following a rigorous six-step process, the scale was developed and proposed items were tested in a diverse North American sample.

A new version of the scale was developed by adding two extra domains that focused on the core aspects of frontotemporal dementia symptomatology, Language and Behavior/Comportment/Personality.

The scale was developed by the research group of the TIMSS project (for a detailed description of the scale, see Martin and Mullis 2012) and consisted of multiple-choice and constructed-response items.

The scale was developed by noted numismatic dealer and writer George Fuld.

The scale was developed by means of a questionnaire that was sent to the ENSP correspondents within the countries.

Swedish and English versions of the scale were developed simultaneously (new items in English adapted by the bilingual expert panel).

Items for the scale were developed from qualitative group interviews with people with schizophrenia in six countries.