Sentence examples for an example of scoring from inspiring English sources

We devised a scoring system to visually assess the quality of the peaks, for example, resolution of peaks, height of intensity and quality of baseline (See additional file 4: Optimising experiments, for an example of scoring system).

Example of scoring for quantification of EphA4, pTau and Aβ.

The overall process for SDAT administration and scoring is presented in Figure 1 and an example of SDAT scoring is provided in Table 2. Finally, face validity and acceptability of the SDAT instrument were evaluated in chaplains experienced in hospital pastoral care.

Table II provides an example of the scoring process; the factors taken into consideration in the complete scoring process are set out in the final pages of the dictionary [ 29].

(A) Example of manual scoring of SI from observers (Obs) 1 and 2. Patient 1 was deceased and had a low SI score; patient 2 was living and had a high SI score.

It's just an example of his exciting scoring prowess, which, despite being recognised with a Russian Footballer of the Year award last week, is yet to tempt one of Europe's elite into acquiring his services.

It is an example of the scores of state and municipal laws meant to address illegal immigration on the belief that the federal government has not done enough to thwart it.

Hill-Climbing (HC) is an example of a score-based algorithm [ 41].

Figure  1 gives an example of the scores for one individual.

Figure 1A shows an example of the score distributions for a derived profile and the reshuffled one.

Regarding clinical practice, imagining a severely manic and/or psychotic patient with high psychopathological scores who is rapidly remitting under adequate medication and discharged after 10 days, also because he or she desires this, would be an example of high scores on psychopathology and a short stay.