one-point scale

常见例句

Prof Javidan sees an advance of at least one point on a five-point scale in intellectual and social capital in most graduates.
加維丹教授看到了，在智力和社會資本的五分量表中，大多數畢業生至少取得了一分的進步。
One takes a double-precision floating point as input, another takes an integer and a scale factor, and another takes a String representation of a decimal number.
其中一個搆造函數以雙精度浮點數作爲輸入，另一個以整數和換算因子作爲輸入，還有一個以小數的 String 表示作爲輸入。
On a scale of one to five, a one-point increase in life satisfaction at age 22 translated into about $2,000 more in later earnings.
調查將生活滿意度從一到五打分，學生在22嵗時給自己的生活滿意度每多打一分，日後收入就會多出大約2，000美元。

But it has taken on new urgency,coming one day after the World Health Organization raised its global swine flu alert to Phase 4 on the six-point scale.

As women mated to less sexually attractive men moved from their least fertile to most fertile period, their closeness scores dropped one point on a seven-point scale.
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All questions, apart from those about frequency of sex, were answered on a five-point scale, with one indicating strong disagreement and five indicating strong agreement.
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The researchers told the students to rate, on a seven-point scale, how much faster than normal they would run in each notional race, with a one being slightly faster than normal and a seven being the fastest of their lives.
ECONOMIST: The fewer the competitors, the harder they try