Sentence examples for calibrated score from inspiring English sources
At present, Jonathan Berman's conducting is a rather coarse-grained affair: he has yet to unlock the beauties latent in Debussy's exquisitely calibrated score.
The calibrated score thus derived is a measure of a unidimensional construct, cognitive ability.
Thus, the 2012 ESC guideline indirectly restricted the use of risk-reducing statins by reclassifying many high-income European countries from 'high-risk' to 'low-risk' and recommending the more accurately calibrated SCORE low-risk equations instead of the high-risk equations.
A calibrated score of 0.8 for instance means that eight of 10 reference proteins with this value have a reported chromatin function, thus providing a probability for the function of this protein.
Table 3 shows the Spearman correlation coefficients (rho) among the Rasch calibrated scores for the PIPP subscales.
Based on the hypoxia scoring of the tumors according to a calibrated scoring system [ 28] three tumors with a high percentage of hypoxia (> 15% of the viable area) were chosen for analysis of TRIB3 expression.
The ROC analysis was applied to calibrate score cut-offs by estimating a likelihood ratio positive (LR+) for each distinct score cut-off.
Same-origin and different-origin scores, s dev, from the development database are used to train the calibration weights, i.e. the intercept and regression coefficient of the logistic regression model, and subsequently these calibration weights can then be used to calibrate scores from the test database.
Managers discussed those elements and entered comments into a system designed to calibrate scores on a curve, Cuellar said.
To compare the DASH score with the SF-36 we calibrated the score to a 100-point metric score from 0 (worst health) to 100 (best health).
Finally, to compare the GAP score with trauma scores such as MGAP, RTS, T-RTS and TRISS, we calibrated each score to our population by fitting a logistic regression model to predict the probability of mortality in the derivation data set.
