Sentence examples for control score from inspiring English sources

From this sample, they assigned some 25,000 people a job control score (from 1 to 4) based on their past job titles.

This set of penalties was optimized to allow a correct scoring of a positive control (a visibly highly similar pair of curves) and negative control (a visibly highly dissimilar pair of curves), i.e., a lower positive control score.

In addition, a control score was calculated by adding up the number of correct responses in the gender attribution task.

These 13 subjects who remained virus positive at visit 2, also had improved clinical outcomes including CCQ total score, FEV1 percent predicted and asthma control score (Table 5).

The total CCQ score demonstrated a weak and clinically significant correlation to asthma control score (spearman's rho (95%CI) = 0.35 (0.14 to 0.53), Figure 1).

This was in conjunction with significant clinical improvements in FEV1 percent predicted (mean (SD) 21.4(19.1)%, p<0.0001) and asthma control score (−1.6 (1.2), p<0.0001).

The relationship between CCQ scores and asthma severity was assessed using two severity measures: percent-predicted FEV1 and asthma control score.

There was no relationship between CCQ score and severity of airflow obstruction (FEV1) during the exacerbation; however, CCQ was weakly correlated to asthma control score.

Those with a positive virus result had a lower percent predicted FEV1, were younger than the virus negative group and had a similar asthma control score (Table 2).

The Scottish play -- of that, the bagpipes in John Gromada's percussive, out-of-control score remind us -- is usually performed without a break.

In patients with EDSS < 4.0 the mean IPA-Limitations and -Problems scores had significantly decreased (−6.1%, −8.8%) at 3 months, whereas the MSSES-Control score had increased (+23.8%) at 6 months (Table  6).