Sentence examples for breadth score from inspiring English sources

A nonquantitative breadth score is displayed on each dossier and EPA symbol (see Fig. 2) and is based on the value of NE > 15 as follows: 1 = MIN, 2 3 = MOD, 4 5 = EXT, 6 8 = EXE.

An evidentiary breadth score, B, for each EPA a quantitative version of another standard proposed by Schmitt and Pilcher (2004)—is calculated as follows: where NE > 15 is the number of lines of evidence in which E +  − E− > 15 (i.e., in which the rating of the strongest supporting citation is more than 15 points greater than that of the strongest challenging citation).

In the top tier, separated by a hair's breadth with ranking scores between 90 and 100, are Boehringer Ingelheim, Genentech, and Amgen.

Together, the breadth and depth scores illustrate that there are significant opportunities for the U.S. to increase its global connectedness by expanding trade and investment and tapping growth in new and emerging markets.

The edge is then annotated with a GO term (the DCP) and a score (depth – breadth).

Segmental lengths and bi-iliac breadth age-adjusted z scores were also reduced in the gymnasts (P ranging <.05 to <.001).

Such methods scoring network perturbation amplitudes (NPA) would facilitate a high-resolution comparison of biological states, both by virtue of a continuous scale of scores and the breadth of HYPs that are immediately available for scoring.

His lack of formal musical education removed any inhibitions he might have had in the breadth of his references: the score is littered with cheeky quotations while slyly digging at his contemporaries like Gounod and Meyerbeer.

Not only has Heggie created a great storm scene (which can easily hold its own against Verdi's storm scene in Rigoletto, Rossini's storm scene in The Barber of Seville, Britten's storm scene in Peter Grimes, and Beethoven's storm scene in his Symphony No. 6 "Pastoral" he has created a score of cinematic breadth, whose arias are hauntingly robust and dramatic.

A separate regression analysis was conducted to predict principal component scores from bispinous breadth.

We compared niche breadth using standardized continuous suitability scores to control for effects of threshold suitability for predicted presence and differences in mean predicted suitability of habitat between models built using native and introduced points.