Sentence examples for a revised scoring system from inspiring English sources

It may be that a simple recalibration of the predicted mortality will accurately predict death, or that a revised scoring system could be developed for obstetric patients.

In a recent US paper, however, Dong et al (2012) did apply the revised scoring system to a historical cohort of Gleason sum 6 tumours from radical prostatectomy samples and found that 34% of patients were upgraded to Gleason sum 7 or 8 by the new criteria.

How they and their teammates will fare under the revised scoring system is anyone's guess.

Furthermore, all patients were evaluated according to the revised scoring system for the diagnosis of autoimmune hepatitis.

We applied the revised scoring system for diagnosis of autoimmune hepatitis with interpretation of aggregated score; Definite AIH >15 and probable AIH 10 to 15 [ 21].

In the empirical literature, we found some results that rely on the original version, while others rely on the revised scoring system.

The diagnosis of AIH is established by the revised scoring system devised by the International Autoimmune Hepatitis Group and the international association for the study of liver [ 4, 5].

This revised scoring system was able to predict the survival rates of patients with skeletal metastases more accurately than the previous system and may be useful for selecting an optimal treatment.

In our study, we employed the revised scoring system for the diagnosis of autoimmune hepatitis in order to exclude a predominant autoimmune liver disease with sufficient specificity and sensitivity [ 10, 25].

Keeping these differences in mind, Table  1 can be used to transfer PIR-GAS ratings based on the original scoring system into ratings according to the revised scoring system, and vice versa.

This questionnaire was scored using a revised scoring procedure that assesses the impact of treatment on the patients "most severe seizure".