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Both parametric continuous and non-parametric discrete score functions have been considered.

The discrete score values are on an ordinal rather than an interval or ratio scale level.

The discrete score functions R and L are based on shape complementarity (rPSC model [ 15]), electrostatic interactions (FTDock potential [ 18]) and desolvation free energy (RDE model [ 19]).

The RMH score+NLR50 model, a model that resulted in a discrete score, had the highest C-index (C-index 0.61, 95% CI 0.56 0.66, P<0.0001).

Third, we also used as a 'regulator' a clinical parameter, the Gleason grade, a discrete score assigned by a pathologist based on the microscopic appearance of prostate tissue biopsies.

Most of the discrete scoring events in football and basketball have, at most, one element of distance (a pass or a kick; a shot); in baseball, most of them have two (a pitch and a hit).

Working with a collection of task-based, discrete scores that employed musical and choreographic structures, Ms. Halprin and Mr. Subotnick created a dance meant to be reconfigured, depending on the whims of its makers and the particularities of a given theater.

The initial "continuous" scores were converted to a fewer number of discrete scores (3 - 6 classes depending on the response).

An example of such a problem is the single strand RNA folding problem[ 15] under discrete scoring schemes.

The discrete scores from this model were 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4, with the median OS being 14.6, 11.2, 7.4, 4.7 and 3.7 months, respectively (P<0.0001 for trend).

Along this spectrum, IHC in ocular microscopy mode is identified as an ordinal qualitative assay that yields categorical data presented as discrete scoring scales.