scale value
- noun
- Survey items measuring the same concept were combined into separate scales, and mean scale values were computed.
Examples
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Participants with frequent moderate or severe pain in one body part therefore had a higher pain scale value than those who reported infrequent or mild musculoskeletal pain in many body parts.
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Figure 3 shows the results of summing Likert-type scale values of sleep disturbances recorded from daily training records.
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The demonstration of scale values that belong to ten teaching methods on the number line.
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Figure 1 belongs to the number line that displays this scale value.
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In order to control the comparisons conducted by the students, the inner consistency of the scale values was calculated.
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Professors can use the scale values (writing, cognitive) separately or in combination to meet specific needs of specific writing assignments.
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However, it should be noted that in terms of differences in scale values, the magnitude of the differences was only small (0.4 of a scale unit, at most).
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The median scale value for female basketballers was slightly higher than for netballers for Training & Instruction and Social Support, and was marginally less for Positive Feedback.
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Comparisons of the mean scale values using a t-test indicated that all the means differed significantly from each other at .01 or higher alpha levels, except the means for intimacy with family and anonymity.
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The researchers calculated the scale value for each participant to analyze their performance.
Synonyms
A number that shows how something changes, like prices or pollution
A level on a scale that shows how good something is
A number that shows size using steps where each step is ten times
A property you can measure and show as a number in math
How much of something there is compared with something else
A number that makes an object bigger or smaller by the same amount
How High
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase 'scale value' is a straightforward compound of 'scale' (a graduated measure) and 'value' (a numerical worth), so a learner who knows both words can infer it refers to a number on a scale. Although used in technical contexts, the composition follows normal English noun–noun compounding and has clear parallels in other languages, making its meaning transparent to B1 learners.
Etymology
The noun scale value comes from the simple image of a measuring scale with numbered marks and the value you read from it. So, scale value means the 'number' on a scale that shows a measurement or a place on that scale.