Sentence examples for accepted scoring from inspiring English sources
Just as Welles threw out the cinematic rulebook with his direction, Herrmann (or Benny, as he was known), likewise ditched virtually every accepted scoring practice.
There is ongoing multinational collaboration among several research groups to create accurate and reliable scoring systems for JIA, for both large and small joints, but to date an internationally validated and accepted scoring system for JIA is not yet available for any of the joints on MRI.
A chronic mountain sickness score (CMS-sc) was obtained for each high altitude subject at the high altitude locations in Peru, Ethiopia and in Korzok village using an internationally accepted scoring system.
Given the currently accepted scoring rules, most respiratory events will be associated with a desaturation.
Its definite implementation will depend on a selected, internationally accepted scoring system.
Up to date, there is no widely accepted scoring system for assessing the methodological quality of observational studies with no control.
Experts are invited to work on a widely accepted score, validate a score including leukocytes count, to predict the severity of this disease.
As a tool to document the QoL in dermatology the Dermatology Life Quality Index (DLQI) by A. Finley was chosen as a widespread and well accepted score [ 23, 24].
Notably, internationally accepted scores of kidney injury are all presented in the paper, and the use of RRT is reflected by the Acute Kidney Injury Network (AKIN) criteria.
The FDR used as a cutoff for accepting Protein Pilot identified proteins was a local (sometimes called "instantaneous") FDR of 5% or lower, meaning that the protein with the lowest accepted score still had an estimated probability of less than 5% of being a false positive, based on the rate of increase in the accumulation of decoy database hits at that particular cutoff score.
— From Roxlet Mr. Erickson: All accredited American colleges and universities accept scores from either the ACT or the SAT without preference or prejudice.
