Sentence examples for competing score from inspiring English sources

The item most frequently correlated with the competing score was Q30 (in all countries except Belgium).

Ten items correlated higher with the competing scale, although most of the items not meeting the criterion were highly correlated with their own score and only slightly higher with the competing score.

These competing scores may be intended to improve on FICO results, better suit a particular use, or simply avoid licensing fees.

In the example considered, a model with six score classes showed various advantages with respect to competing scoring systems.

Several competing scoring systems were compared on the basis of discrimination, generalization and uncertainty associated with the prognostic probabilities.

We will then discuss methodological challenges pertinent to scoring codes and present important psychometric research questions centered on comparing competing scoring procedures.

In this paper a bootstrap technique was used to compute the confidence intervals of prognostic probabilities when designing and selecting competing scoring systems.

Despite being considered as the gold standard for response evaluation, histopathological response is still not clearly defined and several competing scoring systems associated with prognosis exist (Kurihara and Aiko, 2001; Mansour et al, 2007; Becker et al, 2011).

Emile Faurie, the first Briton to compete, scored 70.426 on Elmegardens Marquis.

Both FICO, the most widely used scoring model, as well as the newest version of the competing Vantage score, use a range from 300 to 850 — the higher the score, the lower the risk.

California politicians, in the habit of following PG&E's lead after collecting a century's worth of campaign contributions, now are competing to score points at the company's expense.