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After that, all the terms in the relevant documents are extracted and they are assigned scores by using a score formula as proposed by Harman [12], and top scored k terms are chosen as the most valuable terms to expand the query.
It is worth noting that by using a score that only takes into account the differential expression of a regulator across the different condition clusters, we can simultaneously evaluate and compare mRNA and miRNA candidate regulators.
High-risk individuals may be screened most efficiently by using a score system incorporating clinical data and NT-proBNP.
We measured the overall intake of antioxidants by using a score based on estimates of micronutrient intake from the food frequency questionnaire.
The scoring system quantifies (weigh) the impacts by using a score that reflects their frequency as well as a severity score that indicates the importance of the specific impact in the daily life of the person.
In the second step, genes were put in order by using a score list that was based on the number of publications mentioning the disease-gene association, relation to other diseases and expected expression in PBMC according to previous studies and our pilot experiment in which we analyzed selected genes in PBMC samples through individual RT-QPCR assays.
By using a scoring or ranking model, management can establish consensus among panel members through repeated problem scoring, discussion, feedback and, if necessary, rescoring or reranking.
Similarly, airway fibrosis in the formalin-fixed lung tissue was analyzed using AFOG or Trichrome stain and scored by using a scoring system for measuring subepithelial fibrosis (increased content of ECM protein such as collagen, stains blue with AFOG and Trichrome).
A gastrointestinal pathologist assessed haematoxylin and eosin-stained ESMG images by using a scoring system that assigns individual ESMG acini to five histological types (mucous, serous, oncocytic, dilated, or ductal metaplastic).
Winners would be declared for each continent by using a scoring system based on pictures, notebooks and the collection of scavenger items purchased as well as punching in on a time clock.
Based on our research, this is the first study to compare the usefulness of different scoring systems for outcome prediction in patients admitted to an ICU with and without cirrhosis by using a score-matched method.
