The phrase "a basic score of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fundamental or minimum score achieved in a test, assessment, or evaluation.
Example: "To pass the exam, students must achieve a basic score of 60%."
Alternatives: "a minimum score of" or "a fundamental score of".
However, if a basic score (model 3) is used, the grading of risk at lower scores is crude as few patients can be categorised as lower risk: only 19% of the first data set and 22% of the second data set score 0 and 15% and 22%, respectively, of these groups have streptococci (see online supplementary appendix 1 for the full table).
Since then, the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG), which governs the sport at the highest level, has made many changes to its Code of Points, which determines the difficulty level, and hence the basic score, of each element of a routine in its competitions.
The guided peer support study [ 17] used the Personal Network Questionnaire (PNQ), a self-developed measure to record frequency and importance of relationships; and the social activities study [ 14] had a basic scoring system for the type of relationships and the frequency of encounters.
Table 2 highlights clear correlations between the effect of the mutations in Y. lipolytica and the structure/conservation information, forming the basis for a basic scoring system to evaluate the 'disruptive potential' of each mutation (see Table 2).
But Peter doesn't do fun and, as we established in an earlier recap, he doesn't understand the basic scoring system of football.
The discussions of the economy have lost sight of the basic score.
A basic proximity score is given by the size of the smallest range containing all the keywords in the query.
So there are three versions of the basic score, just for starters.
If you want some expert knowledge regarding a good credit score, there are a few rules that can be extracted from a basic knowledge of how credit scores are concocted.
