Sentence examples for using a common scale from inspiring English sources

Lilly said its research showed that 80 milligrams of duloxetine a day was more effective than 20 milligrams of Paxil, using a common scale to measure depression.

Triage category is assigned using a common scale at all emergency departments in NSW, and admission practices can vary between hospitals.

For example the EU funded BRAFO project [ 19] compares food containing sources of risk that have no direct health benefits (e.g. pesticides) and those that do (e.g. micronutrients) using a common scale of measurement.

These states use a common scale and have qualitative indicators assigned to each level, allowing for observational data to be placed on a numerical scale (Blong 2003b).

We have shown that a grid system with a discrete set of periodicities, as found in the entorhinal cortex, should use a common scale factor r between modules to represent spatial location with the fewest neurons.

Figure 10 shows the results using a common colour scale but at different mapping scales.

It includes identifying the evaluators and ensuring that evaluators do not collaborate before completion; this minimizes bias, using a common rating scale for severity of issues.

We then determined the RMS amplitude ratio with respect to the reference station V.ONTN in each time window and averaged the ratios of all the time windows of the nine earthquakes using a common logarithmic scale.

The outcomes could not be statistically combined using a common rating scale.

Firing rates were calculated using a bin size of 1 s so that different firing rate time-constants could be compared using a common time-scale.

However, the present study intended to provide first data on the question whether patients with a depressive disorder show interindividual congruency and intraindividual stability when judging imprecise frequency and intensity terms and to derive suggestions on how many and which such terms may be used in a common scale.