Sentence examples for allocate a score from inspiring English sources

The use of each of these indices requires an examiner to visually assess a tooth surface and by using predetermined criteria allocate a score as an interpretation of the aetiology and severity of the clinical presentation.

All participants at both time points were able to allocate a score at Step 2 of the MGI but 21.4 % (142/662) of participants at baseline and 27.6 % (103/383) of women six weeks postnatally did not allocate the Step 3 points correctly.

Where there is incredible data from our tables (that is data that isn't actually credible, rather than anything that made us gasp) we have allocated a score in the nearest (ie highest or lowest) band.

Simple questionnaires were used for the rating, with each respondent allocating a score ranging from +7 to −7 to each numbered picture (+7 being the most positive rating, −7 the most negative, and 0 as neutral).

Each genomic position was allocated a score equal to the number of reads beginning at that position.

Each performed behaviour was allocated a score of 1, and the total for each dog was used to generate a reactivity index.

If 20% of the population are in the next highest group, social class II, then this social class is allocated a score 0.20 (0.1+0.2/2) and so on.

Regarding the behavioural score, a Reactivity Index was determined by calculating the total number of manifested behaviours (each manifested response was allocated a score of 1) for each dog and for each stimulus over the first 7 presentations.

Three independent reviewers allocated a score of methodological quality.

Inefficient health centres are allocated a score that is less than 1 (or 100%).

Coders identified relevant statements on the transcript and allocated a score under one or more categories.