The phrase "a specific score to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular score that is relevant to a context, such as assessments, tests, or evaluations.
Example: "The teacher assigned a specific score to each student's project based on the established criteria."
Alternatives: "a particular score for" or "an exact score for".
The aim of this study was to develop and validate a disease specific score to measure the symptoms of patients with IBS.
Through their website, Archdirectors, visitors can scroll over individual cartoon homes, each accompanied by a specific score, assigned to a selection of epochal filmmakers, from Hitchcock to Kubrick.
RF scores generally tended to be lower than SVM scores so that choosing a specific score threshold led to a different number of predictions in the two methods.
When programs are seeking a specific score it increases motivation to select specific teachers and even children to be present on the assessment day.
In the last three cases, the expressive content was learned with respect to a specific score; no expressive generation for a novel score has yet been reported.
One may also note that actual numerical standardized scores corresponding to a specific score function (or several equivalent ones) are dependent on the score distribution P(s| H0) under the null hypothesis H0, which is given by the actual pedigree structure and phenotype setting.
According to Keller, the 2PL model is used to provide the probability that someone has to receive a specific score (or higher), given the level of the underlying latent trait.
They feel that having a specific score for each level is unfair to other students who would exceed the expectations of the rubric.
It was less effective at identifying genes that influence apoptotic responses, perhaps because we were not able to develop a specific score for apoptosis using H2B-GFP imaging.
