The phrase "a score will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome or result of a game, test, or evaluation, often in a predictive or future context.
Example: "In the upcoming match, a score will be determined by the performance of both teams."
Alternatives: "a score is expected to be" or "the score will likely be".
Every Sunday a score will be created and it will tell you your worth as a craftsman.
A score will be computed.
Again, if the sample size was < 100, a score will be given (uncertain evidence).
A score will be assigned to each x-ray based on JSW and presence of osteophytes using a standard atlas [ 33].
For each analgesic, a score will be derived by multiplying the daily dose by the analgesic rating and dividing by the average daily maintenance dose.
If there is variation in how each group responds to an item response scale, a unit change in a factor score will be associated with an unequal change in the score of an item across groups.
For each study group, a mean score will be calculated for each indicator and then a composite summary score will be calculated which will help to make statistical comparisons between experimental and control groups over time.
A composite score will be derived from all five assessments to provide a social cognitive co-primary measure which encompasses several SC abilities.
Just as every conductor's expert interpretation of a musical score will be slightly different based upon his or her judgment, we alter our model's forecast based on our interpretation of current conditions.
If the value is above the user input and the operator is 'greater then' or if it is below and 'smaller then' was selected, a positive score will be generated; in other cases the score will be negative.
The specific SNP combinations determining the CD clusters could be promising disease (progression) predictors, and deserve future study once internationally ongoing efforts to develop a disability score will be finished.
