Sentence examples for a joint score from inspiring English sources

In order to combine fingerprint similarity and conventional score, a joint score from PADIF similarity and ChemPLP score is additionally introduced.

Three internationally accepted judges generally work in a committee and give a joint score for each trait (FEIF, 2002).

Before ranking treatments, we have to choose criteria, or we may give separate ranking lists for different outcomes, or we may combine several criteria to a joint score.

The basic approach used for alignment in the ITools suite combines evidence from various sources by assigning each piece of evidence a score and then calculating a joint score for all of them (cf. [ 18]).

Consistent with the more aggressive nature of the surgery, the PMX mice displayed a significant increase in joint score by six weeks after surgery (n = 7, p < 0.01); at 10 weeks these animals had a joint score of 8.4 (n = 5) out of a possible total of 24.

The scores from all quadrants were summed for a total joint score with a possible maximum joint score of 120.

A firm conclusion therefore seems justified: the more negative a group change, the higher the total number of single joints with a negative joint score, and the probability that true repair has contributed to these negative scores is greater.

If the scores differed by more than 1 point, the reviewers discussed their assessments and came to a new joint score.

The mean of the scores of the two reviewers was computed and classified as the final quality judgment; in case the scores of the reviewers differed more than 2 points, reviewers discussed their assessments and came to a new joint score (this was only needed once, mean difference score was 0.91).

Among patients with baseline SPARCC scores, 40% had an SI joint score of ≥2 and 52% had a spine score of ≥2.

A total of 181 patients had available baseline SPARCC MRI scores for both the SI joints and the spine (Table 1), with 72 patients (40%) having a baseline SPARCC SI joint score of ≥2 and 95 patients (52%) having a baseline SPARCC spine score of ≥2.