The phrase "a scoring model for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a framework or system designed to evaluate or assess something, typically in contexts like data analysis, finance, or education.
Example: "The researchers developed a scoring model for predicting student performance based on various factors."
Alternatives: "an evaluation model for" or "a rating system for".
Much of the controversy and mystery surrounding the outcome of the Olympic pairs competition could be solved by adopting a scoring model like that used for gymnastics.
We aimed to develop a predictive scoring model for conversion from laparoscopic to open based on pre-operative patient characteristics.
The positive pixel count (Aperio) was then applied to develop a quantitative scoring model for tumour-specific nuclear and cytoplasmic survivin expression.
Our group has previously demonstrated that automated analysis of IHC can identify new prognostic subgroups [ 15- 17], and automated analysis was used in this study to develop a quantitative scoring model for HMG-CoAR expression in EOC.
Tumour and stromal elements were identified using Genie (Aperio) pattern recognition software and a quantitative scoring model for both nuclear and cytoplasmic survivin was developed using the positive pixel count algorithm (Aperio).
It is noteworthy that the evolutionary distance between the species contained in the taxonomic set for a scoring model influences L considerably.
Depending upon the scientific key concept for which a scoring model is built (e.g., variation, differential survival, etc)., different lexical expressions are used in different frequencies.
Therefore, to reduce noise secondary to staining artifact SNAS (which combines the product of percentage positive nuclei and nuclear intensity) was proposed as an alternative automated scoring model for evaluating nuclear survivin expression.
The prediction scoring model for survival had a c-statistic of 0.875.
Subsequently, four other studies explored the dimensionality of the PSQI and reported that a two- and three- factor scoring model for the PSQI were better to assess sleep quality compared to the originally proposed single-factor model (Table 1) [ 5].
