When he and Ms. Seymour admitted love for each other, it changed the whole scale of the ballet.
"Investment banking, prime broking, mergers and acquisitions, hedge funds, private equity, commodity investment — the whole scale of activity is far too large".
This approach avoids the problems you describe with New York State's definition of "proficiency," because it looks at each student's progress across the whole scale, rather than focusing on a single, arbitrary line, and better predicts high school success.
The whole scale represents the content domain.
Specifically, the Cronbach's coefficient of the whole scale was 0.89.
This can involve the whole scale transfer of staff to the private sector but doesn't necessitate that.
These, James observes, may affect the "whole scale of values of our motives and impulses" (PP 1140).
Obviously these types of partnerships and implementations will be necessary to the whole scale adoption of mobile payments.
For the whole scale, the Cronbach's alpha value was 0.98, and the half-split reliability of the scale was 0.93.
For example, some judges used mostly 2, 3, and 4 while other judges used the whole scale.
Ideally, the items should be located along the whole scale to precisely measure the intended construct (Mair et al. 2015).
