This basic idea was already employed, e.g., to identify synthetic lethal gene pairs [ 10] – but MSA introduced the computational and theoretical framework allowing the combination of many multiple knockout tests into a concise contribution score per element (for a given task).
The songs he sang in the second half were concise, gently introspective and scored for his own band — guitarist, bassist and drummer, with Mr. Kahane switching between guitar and piano — with light, almost entirely incidental orchestral touches.
The addition of a series of clear and concise descriptions for each class has resulted in greater precision of the MFWS and it has been proven to be a reliable wrinkle scoring system for nasolabial skin folds [ 18].
With "From Me to You," the Beatles' "concise, commercial statement" saw them fairly easily score their second chart-topping single.
Mr. Casablancas looks briefly to the past in the work's introduction, which couches a thoroughly Schubertian chordal gesture in astringent modern harmonies, and the fast-slow-fast structure of his concise, three-movement score also relies on an old model.
Scored for strings, woodwinds, harp, percussion and piano, the piece is remarkably concise: not short, exactly, but with plenty of motion, none of it wasted.
Zoltan Gera, one of Hodgson's several canny signings who scored the winner against Hamburg in the semi-final, has his own concise take on his manager's methods.
Additionally, SOP's were scored as limited or moderate if the policy was not clear and concise regarding policies and procedures.
The item was scored on a visual analogue scale from 0 to 10 (0 to 100 in EQ-5D), as this is a concise way of measuring subjective characteristics.
