The longitudinal changes in CT-scan were defined as follows: worsening (subsequent score of bronchiectasis greater than initial score), stabilization (subsequent score identical to initial score) and improvement (subsequent score less than initial score).
Previous work has explored the importance of uncovering a characteristic signature of gene expression changes that results from one or more perturbations to a biological process, and the subsequent scoring of that signature's presence in additional data sets as a measure of that process's specific activity amplitude.
This assay was developed to assess aversion to various stimuli and relies on scoring of an impregnated dye in the food and subsequent scoring of abdominal color.
The morphology and position of nuclear features allow the region-based tessellation of the image, and the subsequent scoring of the signaling complex on a cell-by-cell basis.
The docking and subsequent scoring of small molecules bound to receptors has been a mainstay of modern SBDD tools.
Protein-based methods are employed when the 3D structure of the bioassay target is known and computational techniques involve the docking (virtual binding), and subsequent scoring, of candidate ligands (the part of the compound that is capable of binding) to the protein target.
Subsequent scores of 20, 17 and five in the next three innings prompted George Dobell of ESPNcricinfo to comment that "Trescothick does not look anything like the batsman he once was," but he returned to form on 28 April with a further century against Sussex.
Normal colon area showed invariably a weak Beclin 1 staining of epithelial cells, and this intensity was considered as normal-like for the subsequent scoring of cancer areas.
Additionally, the content (and subsequent scoring) of the LEFS focuses heavily on elements of performance related to physical tasks (including walking, squatting, running, standing, stairs, hopping) [ 65].
The cut-off points of TDC derived from scores from the 0 4 points scales were also valid for ratios in subsequent scores of the intensity of the predominant pain in the masticatory system from a 100 mm Visual Analogue Scale (VAS; part of anamnesis, see Appendix).
