Sentence examples for a score system that from inspiring English sources

A score system that combines clinical parameters with natriuretic peptide measurement provides additive diagnostic accuracy for asymptomatic systolic or severe diastolic dysfunction.

From these parameters, we derived a score system that incorporated, besides lnNT-proBNP, those clinical variables with the best prediction characteristics for asymptomatic left ventricular dysfunction.

The app tests addition, subtraction, multiplication and division skills, and features a scoring system that rewards faster answers.

There's also a scoring system that rewards players who judiciously collect particular types of treasure, adding a pleasingly tactical feeling to proceedings.

I see the student nurse and ask what the new patient's score is – like most hospitals we use a scoring system that amalgamates clinical observations and tells us when to panic.

After years of experimenting with the number of points awarded for each race, NASCAR in 1975 imposed a scoring system that remained in place until 2004, thereby inaugurating the "modern era" of the Cup Series.

The malnutrition-inflammation score (MIS) is a scoring system that measures malnutrition and inflammation.

"[In England] you have simply a scoring system that doesn't pick up schools that are coasting.

The individual's performance on the box trainer was measured using a scoring system that rewarded precision and speed.

Actually, it did better than that, scoring 103 points in a scoring system that, "by definition," doesn't go past 100.

Therefore, a scoring system that represents organ dysfunctions - the SOFA score - and its changes over time must be good predictors of survival in ARDS.