Sentence examples for adopted score from inspiring English sources
The main advantage of the adopted score is that it relies on intelligible criteria based on arguments of biological plausibility.
In the next section, the adopted scoring functions are introduced.
Another interesting achievement of the work is that although features derived from the LDA approach lead to better results than those of the PCA algorithm for all the adopted scoring functions, fusing the PCA -and LDA-based scores improves the performance of the system.
According to the reliability parameters adopted, scores over 0.60 indicate adequate reliability.
From the poses in Figure 5 and their energy distribution, docking with single-objective can find lower energy pose, but whether the pose is close to the native pose depends on whether the adopted scoring function has an energy minimum near the native pose.
For general practices in Fife and Borders regions, individual scores were not available so we adopted the score for the postcode of the surgery address to represent the practice.
As there are still no validated scoring systems to interpret staining for PTEN-IHC in PC, we adopted a score developed by Loupakis et al (2009) in CRC.
Even though we adopted propensity score matching to adjust for differences in baseline characteristics and disease severity, there may still have been bias in the form of confounders that were not measured.
Ms. Bell said myfico.com was intended to offer consumers access to the scores that are most used — so until FICO 8 is more broadly adopted, the scores available for purchase by the public are based on the older formula.
This immunostain score was adopted from the scoring system verified ever in breast cancer [ 25], and such scoring systems have been introduced in order to overcome variations, particularly for markers that are used for making therapeutic selections [ 29].
They won that battle, and in 1960 the American Contract Bridge League adopted imp scoring, which had long been in use in Europe under a different name.
