Sentence examples for counting score from inspiring English sources
Similarly, compared to those with counting score of 5, those with counting score of < 5 had an adjusted hazard ratio of 1.22 (95% CL 1.05 1.41, p = 0.01).
The counting score of an orthologous relationship is computed as n1*n2.
In unadjusted bivariate crosstabulation, mortality was 48% of those in the lowest quartile, 30% in the second, 31% in the third and 22% in the highest quartile of orientation/recall (p < 0.001) and mortality was 43% in those with counting score < 5 versus 29% in those scoring 5 (p < 0.001).
When confirmed in larger cohorts, these data may suggest a helpful role of this simple counting score as marker of internal organ involvement.
The mean SICF counting score for persons aged 60 years and over in 1988–1994 was 3.9, range 0 5, median 5, inter-quartile range (IQR) 1 5.
For the automated determination of Ki67 LI, digitised slides were accessed through the Slidepath Image Analysis system and evaluated using the program's nuclear scoring algorithm, which quantifies nuclear staining within individual cores and derives a counting score for each target area.
The standard checklist of early American medical imprints lists 65 publications under his name, not counting scores of communications to newspapers and magazines.
Domain scores are summed to a "global" count score from 0 to 21, with higher scores indicating worse disturbance, and scores > 5 being sensitive and specific for poor sleep quality [33].
But he made the shorter gains count, scoring on three of his four carries inside the Giants' 15.
It counts scores of "fabless" chip companies who don't own their own factories among its customers, among them Altera and graphics chip firm Nvidia.
