Sentence examples for constructed a score from inspiring English sources
We constructed a score of self-reported recommendation frequency for 6 specific vaccines to target populations.
We constructed a score for universal precautions practice from four items; use of gloves, use of gown, recapping of needle after injections, (measured on a scale of 0 = never to always = 3) and vaccination for HBV (yes/no).
The authors constructed a score summing the number of hormones with levels above the age-adjusted mean and observed that women with four to six versus one to three hormones above the mean did not have a different risk of breast cancer (RR = 1.13, 95% CI = 0.43 to 3.00, P trend = 0.53).
In contrast to other studies assessing adherence to recommended preventive measures during outbreaks of HPAI, we not only measured the proportion of PPE always used, but constructed a score to summarize both the completeness and frequency of PPE use simultaneously considering differences in the protective effect of PPE-devices.
In 2006, Zuchetto et al. constructed a scoring system based on six surface expression molecules [19].
Sinha [ 25] constructed a score-type statistic for the variance component test in GLMM via parametric bootstrap procedure and showed that the bootstrap score test was valid.
In 2006, Zucchetto et al. constructed a scoring system based on six surface expression molecules [ 11].
Based on this finding, we then constructed a scoring system to predict the recurrence rate according to our risk score.
We therefore constructed a scoring system with the identified risk factors for recurrence that could predict the recurrence rate according to the risk score.
Zeng MD also constructed a scoring system with forward logistic regression, which was expressed by the following formula[ 16]: -13.995 + 3.22l g α2-macroglobulin)+ 3.096 lg α2-macroglobulinGGT) + 2.43.096(HA).
The partner SNP is selected on the basis of a specific algorithm we have developed, which uses the correlation between the two SNPs to construct a score in which higher scoring potential partner SNPs are expected to be more "useful".
