The phrase "a scored list" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a list that has been evaluated or graded, often in contexts like assessments or competitions.
Example: "The teacher provided a scored list of the students' performance on the exam, highlighting areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "a graded list" or "an evaluated list".
The audiotaped consultations in the intervention group will be scored with the IMPALA Practice nurses Scoring list (IPS), a scoring list based on the IMPALA training programme and on other existing scoring lists [ 53, 54], to determine the extent to which the motivational interviewing technique was implemented.
A scoring list was used for data extraction.
– From the day of admission specific risk factors (malnutrition, decubitus risk, delirium) are categorized in a standardized way using a scoring list and specialized staff.
Two researchers (JPL and TP) reviewed independently the titles, abstract sections, and keywords of every record retrieved, using a score list.
Articles were selected following the selection criteria and were independently evaluated by two of the authors (vL, vdE), using a scoring list.
We will assess the level of cultural sensitivity during the MI sessions with a scoring list specially designed for this study.
Additionally, papers reporting (partial) implementation of the simulated recommendations were investigated further, with all cross references included according to the criteria listed in Table 4. Using literature, a scoring list with multiple-choice answers was developed to analyze all papers.
In the second step, genes were put in order by using a score list that was based on the number of publications mentioning the disease-gene association, relation to other diseases and expected expression in PBMC according to previous studies and our pilot experiment in which we analyzed selected genes in PBMC samples through individual RT-QPCR assays.
A special symptoms scoring list adapted from the one used by Ojoo et al [ 24] is used for this (see additional file 1: appendix 1).
