Sentence examples similar to asterisk score from inspiring English sources

Asterisk Impairment score = (days with severe impairment × 3) + (days with moderate impairment × 2) + (days with slight impairment × 1).

Asterisk Intensity score = (days with severe headache × 3) + (days with moderate headache × 2) + (days with slight headache × 1).

These two variables are recorded by an asterisk in the score for the sextant concerned.

Asterisks mark pericellular deposits.

The worker's scores displayed in the diagram showing high strain in the VI quadrant (symbolized by an asterisk) and low scores of SSs (supervisor support) and CSs (co-worker support) in the III quadrant (symbolized by a square), indicating that the worker should be paid more concern for an obviously depressive disorder on job environment without satisfying social support in the workplace.

Without the asterisk on College Board scores, nothing on a standard college application -- including a transcript of courses and grades -- would alert admissions officials to a diagnosis of a learning disability.

The counselors assume this has something to do with a recent decision by the College Board to remove the asterisk flagging the scores of disabled students who take the exam under various special conditions.

They assume this has something to do with a recent decision by the College Board to remove the asterisk flagging the scores of disabled students who take the exam under various special conditions.

This index also adds an asterisk to sextant scores not only when furcation involvement and gingival recession (> 3.5 mm) are present but also if there is tooth mobility.

There is no asterisk next to the score, explaining how well Anaheim played.

When Barry Bonds steps up to the plate closing on Hank Aaron's home-run record of 755, fans wave placards with an asterisk after his latest score, suggesting that his stats are in a special steroid-assisted category.