Sentence examples for death scoring from inspiring English sources

IPA generated 2 high-scoring networks for pathways associated with cell assembly and organization, scoring 51 and involving 26 proteins (Fig. 3A) and cell death, scoring 34 and involving 17 proteins (Fig. 3B).

Broadcast during a strike that took ITV (the BBC's rival) off the air, City of Death scored high ratings.

BCSS was calculated from the date of diagnosis, with death scored as an event and censoring at the date of last follow-up or non-disease-related death.

The proportion of 'unacceptable' deaths, scoring 3 or less out of 10, was higher in the assessment of relatives (21%) than nurses (13%) or doctors (3%).

A Pakistani imam, Abdul Wahid Qasmi, once told me that President Bill Clinton burned to death scores of Americans for criticizing Jesus.

They have listened to grisly tales told by a procession of middle-ranking policemen and soldiers, who had shot, bombed, tortured and burnt to death scores of "suspects".

China has already rolled out tough measures to confront what it labels terrorism in the western region, sentencing to death scores of people while hundreds have been jailed or detained.

Overall, the authors did not find a worse CV profile among migraineurs using the Framingham 10-year risk of myocardial infarction or coronary heart disease death scores [10].

This suggests that the APACHE II risk of death scores is slightly more representative of the cohort's illness in the STAR cohort compared with the SPRINT cohort.

Within a month of Rigby's death scores of mosques had been vandalised and targeted in arson attacks.

Severely beaten and many of them close to death, scores of injured lay across Kiev's Mariinsky park as temperatures hovered well below freezing.