Sentence examples for case scoring from inspiring English sources

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While his team may have lost, Indiana's Paul George bolstered his MVP case, scoring a career-high 43 points in the losing effort.

A case scoring 2+ was considered to be HER2 overexpressing only if fluorescence in situ hybridization analysis using the PathVysion HER-2 Probe Kit (Vysis, Downer's Grove, IL, USA) revealed HER2 gene amplification.

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Despite that our case scored 3 of FFS and was resistant to pulse steroid therapy, we successfully managed this case with an adequate surgical intervention.

The GHQ-28 sum case score provides an estimate of the prevalence of clinically significant psychological distress, defined as a sum case score ≥ 6 (total range 0 28).

Clinically significant depression was defined as a GHQ-28 depression subscale case score ≥ 2.

One case scored as amplified with pharmDx but NA with the INFORM and SPoT-Light assays when using all thresholds.

Cases scoring less than 50 were removed.

Cases scoring 0 and 1+ were classified as negative.

The number of cases scoring 0 increased from 3%to25%5% (p <0.001), while the number of cases scoring 3 decreased from 32%to10%0% (p <0.006).

Cases scoring 0 3 were regarded as negative from the point of view of endocrine therapy, whereas cases scoring ⩾4 were regarded as positive.

Cancers scoring 0 3 were regarded as negative whereas cases scoring 4 18 (maximum) were regarded as positive.

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