The members got together twice a year, and graded each person in their section on ten separate criteria, using a scale of one to five.
Using a scale of one to seven, voters were asked to say if blacks as a group were more likely "to prefer to be self-supporting" or "to live on welfare".
Willful ignorance about climate change has become a point of pride among elected officials in the G.O.P. Recently, the Associated Press asked a panel of eight scientists to assess the accuracy of Presidential candidates' tweets on climate change using a scale of zero to a hundred.
The adolescents maternal/paternal monitoring was assessed using a scale of five items adapted from past studies (28, 29).
The patient evaluation is an evaluation method based on clinical observation, using a scale of six values (excellent, good, discreet enough, poor, and inadequate).
The Team evaluation is an evaluation method based on clinical observation, using a scale of six values (excellent, good, discreet enough, poor, and inadequate).
Describe the severity of symptoms using a scale of one to ten.
The music played by the classical orchestras essentially uses a scale of seven equidistant tone-steps, although vocalists and instruments without fixed pitch may sometimes use additional tones.
When children sing the ditty found throughout Europe, "It's raining, it's pouring" (g g e a g e), they sing a melody that uses a scale of three tones; two intervals are used, a wide one (minor third) and a narrow one (major second).
In addition to using credit (FICO) scores, most countries (including the U.S. and Canada) use a scale of zero to 9 to rate your personal credit.
We used a scale of three frequency ratings, rather than five, since pilot testing showed that individuals tended to ignore the second and fourth options.
