Sentence examples for three main scales from inspiring English sources
From the MDMQ we calculated the three main scales elevated-depressed mood, wake-tired, and calm-nervous (minimum −8, maximum 8 points)60.
The HRFS has three main scales, which measure fatigue intensity, the responsiveness of fatigue to circumstances and fatigue-related impairment of functioning.
The Norwegian version has three main scales: sensoric pain, affective pain and evaluative pain.
Reliability, as measured by Cronbach's alpha, ranged from 0.60 to 0.80 in the three main scales (Table 1).
The three main scales— self-regulation external regulation, and lack of regulation are represented by 28 items.
This contains 52 statements combined into 13 subscales of four items each, which are then further grouped into the three main scales: DA, SA, and SAA.
This expression is based on a new geometrical description of the CL which features: i) overlapping agglomerates, and ii) four main scales of pores: macropores between the agglomerate clusters, mesopores between the agglomerates, micropores between the carbon particles inside the agglomerates, and sub-nanometer pores inside the carbon particles.
Children's performance on the two main scales of the CBCL (behavioral problems and social competence) was plotted and data points were then labeled by language subgroups.
There are four main scales, or sizes of systems, dealt with in meteorology: the macroscale, the synoptic scale, the mesoscale, and the microscale.
There are five oral scales in the aperture (2.4 – 3.6 μm), which is comprised of two main scales between a membranous operculum and three thinner scales that cover the main oral scales (see asterisks in Fig. 1C).
The 34 unweighted items are summed up by four main scales Perceive, Recall, Plan and Perform each with three subscales and a PRPP global processing score ranging from 35 to 103 (higher scores denotes better performance).
