Sentence examples for an end score from inspiring English sources

A non-responder was defined as having a DAS28 score that did not decrease by >0.6 or was between 0.6 1.2 but also with an end score >5.1.

These effects were dose-dependent, with suboptimal combination therapy (30 μg of anti-IL-17 + 100 μg of anti-GM-CSF) reaching an end score of 3.9 ± 0.5, and suboptimal therapy with either antibody alone, resulting in end scores of 4.9 ± 0.4 for anti-GM-CSF and 3.5 ± 0.4 for anti-IL-17, respectively (data not shown).

Moore's match with Mosconi had an ending score of 150 to 58 in 19 innings.

We thereby (1) compared CIs that predict OS in hematological malignancies (CCI), or as assessed for SCT recipients (HCT-CI); (2) included weighted (KF, CCI, HCT-CI) vs non-weighted scores (SI) and (3) evaluated differently scored CIs (KF assigns the highest comorbidity to an end-score, whereas CCI, HCT-CI and SI add their comorbidities to a sum score).

Moreover, clinical tools currently used to assess global health require dedicated time and lack a standardized end score.

Brad Wimsatt, a defensive end, scored on a 3-yard fumble recovery to give the Midshipmen a 27-7 lead with 3 minutes 22 seconds to play in the third quarter.

PD-Q scores relating to the description and presence of radiating pain (maximum score of 3) and the nature of pain (maximum score of 35) were summated into a maximum PD-Q end score of 38.

As the quarter came to an end, the score remained tied 3 3, with neither team having scored a touchdown.

It is like trying to call the end score of a football game before all the players have run on to the pitch.

Sequences with an A or T on the 3' end scored 1 point, whereas those with a C or G scored -1 point.

By refusing to concede a few more yards, the NCAA risks surrendering a game-ending score.