Sentence examples for characterised by a score from inspiring English sources

In keeping with the OESIL study, we considered those patients who were characterised by a score of up to 1 to be low risk.

18 A subgroup of women (eight out of 20) continued to report disabling headaches after the diet, characterised by a score of >50 on the headache impact test-6, despite a reduction in weight and intracranial pressure equivalent to that of the whole study cohort.

23 A good outcome was characterised by a PCPC score ≤3 at one year after the incident.

In terms of cartilage damage, the untreated AIA group was characterised by a maximum individual score of 3; that is, the maximal possible score of 4 was not observed (Fig. 6c).

Furthermore, the spouses that expressed problems in the communication with their GPs were characterised by a low health literacy score, a lower score in domain I: 'Feeling understood and supported by healthcare providers' and an approximately average score in domain VI: 'Ability to actively engage with healthcare providers'.

More than anything, their performance was characterised by a try they failed to score.

Low risk PC is characterised by a PSA value ≤10 ng/ml, Gleason score ≤6 and tumour stage ≤T2a [ 11].

Furthermore, a subgroup of patients with high Gleason scores was characterised by a complete loss of BARK1 protein (P=0.023).

Results showed that (a) the optimum machine settings, identified by the greatest production score (PS), were characterised by a tyre pressure of 138 kPa, a tyre speed of 440 rpm, and a 15 mm spacing between the surfaces of the tyre and the sieve; (b) the optimal betel nut fruit moisture content was 6.31% w.b.

However, the 2005 09 period is characterised by a sharp increase in suburban patients' median neighbourhood deprivation score, corresponding to declining SES among OCC patients.

Each association was qualitatively characterised by a synthesis of the data from each analysis based upon study design, adequacy of covariate adjustment and quality scoring.