Sentence examples for using a continuous scale from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it is sometimes useful to estimate the occurrence of these events using a continuous scale.

First, sound symbolism effects were found using a continuous scale of size judgment rather than a binary categorization task (i.e., small or large?).

In Experiment 1A, participants rated 100 nonwords for size using a continuous scale that was congruent with a standard number line (i.e., increasing from left to right) without visible numerical labels.

Specifically, we asked participants to rate size of a set of nonwords using a continuous scale, to provide open-ended descriptions of a possible referent to the nonword, and to provide free associations to the nonwords.

The area of greatest uncertainty in our simulation is the likely coverage of medical abortion services in each country, were it to be legalized (and therefore we have presented figures displaying medical abortion benefits using a continuous scale of coverage).

At the end of each study condition, patient comfort was rated using a continuous scale.

Our magnitude scaling technique uses a continuous scale to describe the hue and saturation of stimuli.

In 2013, using a larger and more recent database, we developed and validated the PELOD-2 score, which, contrary to the first version, uses a continuous scale [ 14].

The CES-D is not a clinical diagnostic tool, rather it is a self-report inventory that uses a continuous scale to define levels of depressive symptoms.

According to the statistician a sample size between 30 and 40 is usually sufficient when evaluating outcome measurements that uses a continuous scale.

Similarly, Thompson and Davis [ 56] proposed to use a continuous scale of traits to compare species from "loser" to "winner" species; A. negundo would then be identified as a "winner" species.