Sentences with phrase «point scale»

Global improvement was rated on a seven point scale from very much better to very much worse.

The items are assessed on a 4 - point scale ranging from 1 (never) to 4 (often).

One possibility he said is to develop a three - point scale for severity that is country specific.

Users rank interactions with others and photos based on a five - point scale with five stars being the highest.

Once the necessary information for each city and town was recorded, we determined the total amount of points on a 100 - point scale using our unique formula.

They jumped 10 points (from 34 to 44) on a 75 - point scale of working memory.

I would like to propose the tying of teacher leadership positions to the district's salary point scale in order to improve teacher retention.

They have two ways of looking at the student feedback: a four - point scale on close - ended questions and qualitative feedback from open - ended questions.

Ratings were made on a three - point scale as in the case of parent ratings (see above) and we used the summed score of items for all the scales.

Under this system, teachers are evaluated on a four - point scale based on multiple measures that include classroom observations, content standards, and assessments of student growth.

Items are rated on a 4 - point scale representing the degree of distress experienced during the previous week.

All you have to do is rate your agreement with the following six statements on a five - point scale where one is strongly disagree and five is strongly agree.

The participants were then asked to rate via a button on a nine - point scale how good the wine tasted to them.

The four - point scale score gain in fourth grade science is not statistically significant.

Still, he is in support of keeping the 15 - point scale around.

But they don't operate on the same points scale, which means the amount of benefit you're receiving can be slightly deceptive.

The therapist's ratings on a four - point scale provide a picture of the factors which support and interfere with successful return - to - work.

Satisfaction is measured on a 1,000 - point scale across several factors, including the agent or salesperson, real estate office, closing process, and additional services.

It contains 21 items that are rated on a 4 - point scale ranging from 0 to 3.

Similarly satisfaction with treatment was rated on a seven point scale from very satisfied to very dissatisfied.

I have a 9 - point scale for that.

It measured the interpersonal attraction on a 7 - point scale with a score range of 15 to 105.

Once the necessary information for each city and town was recorded, we determined the total amount of points on a 100 - point scale using our unique formula.

They receive ratings on a four - point scale in three categories: teacher practice, student learning and contributions to the school community.

Unqualified teachers - such as instructors - are paid on a 10 - point scale starting at # 15,817 (# 19,893 Inner London).

Radiologists in the study also ranked improvements in their confidence on a four - point scale when using VR compared to the standard method.

Then, they had to answer on a seven - point scale whether they agree with the statement «I think boys and girls play soccer equally well.»

If a publication assigned a score to the review, it is listed below (converted to a 100 - point scale if necessary for purposes of comparison); otherwise, we did not attempt to assign scores to reviews that did not have them.

Bloomberg's 100 - point scale rated each state in six equally - weighted categories: research and development intensity; productivity; high - tech density; concentration of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) employment; science and engineering degree holders; and patent activity.

Assess students by point scale or qualitatively.

I'd like to use Google Page Rank but unfortunately they're very unreliable with updates (only one last year) and because they use a 10 point scale instead of 100 all the of the travel blogs would be clumped together in masses of twos, threes, fours and fives.

Supporters of the no - zero policy argued that such a low mark on a 100 - point scale doesn't accurately measure what a student knows and pushes him or her to give up on a class mid-semester.

While the January Index as a whole still registered a housing confidence measure of 68.0, it dipped by 0.9 point on a 100 - point scale since September.

This 5 - point scale also helps remove the demotivating experience of weight gain and the fear of checking your progress.

Overall, the average score on the NAEP 2011 science assessment rose from 150 to 152 on a 300 - point scale compared to results from the previous assessment in 2009.

The redesigned SAT will be graded on a 1,600 - point scale last used in 2004, and will make the now - required essay section optional.

PWC then pulled out details to grade 75 cities using a decimal point scale up to five, for each area's capacity for real estate investment, development and homebuilding.

Nausea was assessed with a 10 - point scale after surgery at intervals of 30 minutes, one, two, six, 24, 48 and 72 hours.

Each symptom of rhinitis was rated on a 4 - point scale according to severity.

Since principal teachers are paid on an 8 - point scale depending on the size of the management responsibilities, Faculty PTs may earn more than an individual departmental PT did before, but the move towards faculties will save the local authorities money in salary costs.

On my usual point scale of 15, I would give DLR a 9.

On day 1 you decide (after reviewing your historical charts and consulting with your broker) to start a 30 - point scale trade for sugar starting at 880.

At Thalassa Sea & Spa establishments, the applicable Points scale is the one used by the hotel where the Member is staying.