The phrase "affected score" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a score that has been influenced or changed by certain factors.
Example: "The affected score on the test was a result of the recent changes in the grading policy."
Alternatives: "modified score" or "altered score".
Each image was classified as normal (score 0), (5% affected (score 0.5), (25% affected (score 1), (50% affected (score 2), (75% affected (score 3) and.75% affected (score 4), giving a minimum score of 0 and maximum of 4. Statistical analysis of variance and kruskal-wallis test were performed using SPSS Vers 20 (IBM, Chicago, IL).
Specifically, there was no correlation between the total area affected score and U. parvum culture status (data not shown).
The mean (range, SD) number of attributes affected (score > 1) on the EQ-5D+ classification was 0.94 (0–5, 1.21).
In the Aarhus method [ 7], fat lesion scores are based on four grades: normal (score 0); slight, <25% of the subchondral bone area of the DVU is affected (score 1); moderate, 25 to <50% is affected (score 2); and severe, ≥50% is affected (score 3).
OIDP frequency SC (0 8) was dichotomized into (0) no daily performance affected (score 0) and (1) at least one daily performance affected (including score 1 to 8).
There also was no correlation between the total area affected score and clinical profile (Negative, UTI, or Struvite), additional file 1.
They compensated for technical problems that affected scores of collisions, and then combined their 2015 data with that collected during the 2011 to 2012 run that discovered the Higgs boson.
Patients whose dominant side was affected scored 3.4 points more than patients whose nondominant side was affected (Table 3).
Comparisons are reported to assess the extent to which differences in these segmentations affected scoring.
Poulenc's affecting score is soft-spoken and restrained, even in moments of agitation and violence.
There is a lot of that here in this angry, affecting score.
