For close to half a century, the aim of scores of lawsuits about public schools across the country has been to require states to improve education for students by spending a lot more money.
When we developed our screening protocol for acute stroke patients, we aimed for a simple way of scoring endoscopic key findings making this tool more easy to adopt for inexperienced clinicians [ 4].
Aim: to buy cheap bonds in hopes of scoring big in restructurings.
If the aim of the scoring system is not only assessment of a risk score but also a reliable prediction of the probability of morbidity outcome, the 95% confidence interval of the prognostic probability associated with each integer score has to be calculated extending the analysis to a wider range of steps.
The aim of the scoring system is to identify those individuals more likely to have a deletion/duplication, by attributing points according to the presence of a number of features including pre-natal and post-natal growth abnormalities, dysmorphism and family history of intellectual disability.
The aim of the score function is to ensure that categories that co-occur relatively often are assigned a high score.
He cast himself once again as the pan-Arab champion, boasting that, having secured the Arabs' eastern flank against the Persians, he was now turning his attention westwards, with the aim of settling scores with the Arabs' other great foe, the Zionists.
The aim of propensity score matching analysis was to select patients from MM and control groups with similar baseline characteristics.
For example, cross-sectional studies may be considered for diagnosis purposes, whereas cohort studies are preferred when prognosis is the aim of the score.
Joel Dobberpuhl of Aim Value Fund scored last time with MCI/WorldCom but declined to participate this year.
