Sentence examples for using a standardised scale from inspiring English sources

First, 22 healthy young persons (19 22 years) using a standardised scale, rated their annoyance caused by noise from trams, buses and trucks, which were each presented at seven sound levels.

The use of a standardised scale for NDEs ensured the consistency of NDEs reports.

The z score (defined as the outcome variable divided by its SD) was used to assess the impact of physical activity on different outcome variables on a standardised scale.

The different scores were determined by summing the answers of each corresponding question, the sum being then converted into a standardised scale from 0 to 100. 25 Statistical analyses were performed using the SAS® software package (V.8.2, SAS Institute).

36 37 PANSS is a standardised scale for evaluating positive and negative symptoms of schizophrenia and was used to evaluate severity of schizophrenia in the patients.

This highlights the difficulty in creating a standardised scale for water systems.

Therefore, it allows signal quantification (in milliseconds) on a standardised scale of each myocardial voxel with high spatial resolution [10].

Further, while depression severity on a standardised scale was available only for a small subset of individuals, that measure did not support a confounding effect of severity.

In VU university medical centre, a 733 bed university hospital, we therefore decided to introduce a standardised scale to enhance the recognition of delirium.

Data were collected using a standardised structured questionnaire.

The intensity of agricultural production was assessed in 25 landscape test sites across temperate Europe using a standardised farmer questionnaire.