Sentence examples for a scoring scale from inspiring English sources

While it is beyond the scope of this study, future research should consider the centrality of both elements in pair activities and how the operational definitions for collaboration and task completion can be most useful in a scoring scale, and in speaking tests in general.

The first method involves the use of a scoring scale using ex vivo analysis of AA in various medications.

A scoring scale with defined anchors was developed and full transparency requires that each score be justified by the investigator.

Besides this, a scoring scale has to replace a gold standard that is difficult or expensive to measure directly.

REMARK was used a guideline rather than a scoring scale, so the assessment was a qualitative process rather than a quantitative one (Additional file 2: Table S2).

STRING scores were transformed into a scoring scale 0 – 0.5, the closer to 0.5, the bigger the confidence of the interaction.

A prognostic scoring scale in patients surviving OHR was analysed.

Kaler, J., Wassink, G. J. & Green, L. E. The inter- and intra-observer reliability of a locomotion scoring scale for sheep.

A visual scoring scale of 0 to 3 was used to assess the expression of the molecules.

This procedure applied an uptake scoring scale comparing tumor uptake intensity to mediastinal blood pool background on SPECT-CT.

We devised and implemented a clinical decision making scoring scale more appropriate to the topic of acute cerebral ischemia.