Значения термина ordinal scale на английском

Rounds two and three required participants to rate questions on a seven point ordinal scale.

Two radiologists, blinded to clinical information, independently scored subjective image quality on a five-point ordinal scale.

Participants in the study would get scores, every day, calculated on what's called an ordinal scale.

A decision tree analysis aides in the practical, evidence-based, comprehensive examination diagnostic accuracy post-testing based on the ordinal scale pretest probability.

Two blinded rhinologists scored the extent of staining (using an ordinal scale of 0 to 3) for each side.

Plates were rated 7 days later for seed germination, seed rot, and lesion development, using an ordinal scale (1).

However, findings based on nonparametric methods for an ordinal scale (functional impairment) were not sensitive to whether or not deaths were included in the analysis.

The best interrater agreement was found for trained periodontists using the five-point ordinal scale of the before-after panel scoring system (kappa=0.68).

Seven properties of the items were identified and rated in ordinal scales by 39 Occupational Therapists worldwide.