They cited scores of jury awards in other airline crash cases in which such payments were in the millions.
The first and most commonly cited scoring system was published by Schmidt et al. [ 116].
The most cited scoring system by Hill et al. exclusively covers intestinal lesions associated with GvHD [ 145].
The scoring systems by Ishak and Knodell are both highly cited scoring systems and cover almost all possible histomorphologic changes in chronically inflamed livers [ 106, 107].
If the number of identified scoring systems for a specific disease model exceeded ten, only the then most cited scoring systems were included in this review.
For instance, if a highly cited scoring system integrated the presence and extent of crypt abscesses, epithelial sloughing and submucosal infiltration into a single score of 0 to 4 the study was also included.
Here we report the results for six of the most commonly used and cited scores in the literature applied to a total of 5,147 patients from a single trauma database.
In this conference, sepsis liver dysfunction was defined as a plasma total bilirubin of greater than 4 mg/dL (> 70 μmol/L) [ 7], but, interestingly, this cutoff value was not proposed by any of the cited scoring systems.
The "Remain" side, citing scores of experts and elite opinion, warned that leaving the bloc, a so-called Brexit, would mean an economic catastrophe, a plunging pound, higher taxes, more austerity and the loss of jobs.
Another addition is Keith Olbermann, the MSNBC host who, as a sports anchor at ESPN, became a public faultfinder of Mr. Burns's "Baseball," citing scores of mistakes and criticizing the film.
