Sentence examples for altered score from inspiring English sources

In one of the 29 polymorphic peptides the score fell below the cut-off (altered score bolded in Table 4).

Leisure was the dimension with the most altered score, and the 'social' dimension scores were the least altered.

The relations with friends was the dimension with the most altered score, and the vitality dimension score was the least altered.

A new version of Protein Prospector was then created (version 5.4) that applies an altered scoring system based on the results of this statistical analysis (Baker et al. 2010).

A modified version of the MMSE, the 3MS, which has an altered scoring system and additional questions, was the second most widely used cognition test across the studies in the review [ 68].

Reanalysing our data with a less stringent external criteria (including the "a little better" patients in the important improvement group) only altered the mean change score of the "no change" patients slightly and the SRMs remained the same (data not shown).

After the German cellist Wilhelm Fitzenhagen gave the premiere in 1877, he significantly altered the score and insisted that Tchaikovsky's publisher incorporate the changes.

Hearing them rail about the impact of the vault's mismeasurement, a genuine news story that rose above the usual goings-on at the Olympic gymnastics site, made me wonder what we would think if CBS, ABC or Fox tape-delayed a football game and didn't show the reversed instant-replay call that dramatically altered the score of the game until 14 hours later.

In 5 of 14 products this led to an altered overall score in one or more of the 11 dichotomous variables.

All rats infected with S.pneumoniae developed meningitis as documented by positive bacterial CSF cultures (log10 6.8 - log10 8.0 cfu/ml) at 18 h after infection, altered clinical score and reduced weight gain compared to uninfected animals (table 2).

First, the administration procedures for the SITBI were adapted from interview to self-report to maintain consistency across the scales, although this did not alter scale scoring.