Sentences with phrase «number scale»

Gordon Brown said in October he wanted to see troop numbers scaled back to 2,500 by next spring, in an inconsistency flagged by the committee's report.

Some workplaces favour Behaviourally Anchored Rating Scales (BARS), a system that scores performance on a numbered scale to try to limit subjectivity.

Independent graders scored the finished essays on a numbered scale.

I actually like to think of it on a number scale.

However, don't put all of your stock in the number the scale shows.

Working by a number scale, with # 10 being a threatening, to a # 1 being a full - on trip to the hospital,

For instance, a number scale that asks online learners to rate their responses from 1 to 10, or on the good, fair, or poor spectrum.

To interpret a number scale students need to have a secure understanding of using the place value table.

All of these numbers scale.

On a number scale this was 90 % or greater.

Yes Gamespot is still big on a number scale but their relevance as a gaming news and community is shrinking.

It's worth noting that our race and sex data doesn't look like our other data in that it's not part of a number scale.

Substandard classes can use table ratings which normally begins with A and goes down to the letter J. Sometimes a number scale is used which goes from the number 1 all the way down to number 10.

T - Mobile may still be a tad short of true Gigabit LTE but if those numbers scale to real - world performance, it would be a huge improvement.

A person in pain is on the negative side of the number scale, say -10.