Sentence examples for echo score from inspiring English sources

Twelve of these demonstrated significantly greater impairment of systolic and diastolic long axis function, compared to those at low surgical risk, with a total long axis echo score of 6/12 or more.

Google "James Murdoch" and those comments are echoed scores of times over.

Their answers form the work's three acts, the music doubling and harmonising their speech patterns, the video zeroing in on aspects of their clothing, or their surroundings, to echo the score in characterising each speaker, whose words are also typed out in three languages.

Lung ultrasound examination was conducted using two specific methods: the echo comet score (ECS) and the 12-region technique (LUS).

Echo comet score measured before delivery was significantly higher (mean 28, range 12 70) vs. 24 h post-delivery (mean 23, range 3 51), vs. 4 days post-delivery (mean 23, range 0 39) (p = 0.03).

The echo comet score (ECS) was obtained by the 28-rib interspaces technique dividing the chest wall in 12 areas on the left (from the second to the fourth intercostal space) and 16 areas on the right (from the second to the fifth intercostal space) anterior and lateral hemithorax.

The intensity of the ultrasound echo (intensity score) is directly related to the density of proteins in the skin.

In each area, three consecutive measurements were performed and corresponding values were then used to calculate average intensities of the ultrasound echo (intensity score).

Even Thomas Newman's plunking title music for the series echoes his score for the movie.

Against an echoing, atmospheric score, the artists ask what it might mean to "wear" sound and light, playing at the interface between the body and less tangible mediums.

"This is the most polarized I've ever seen it," has been the echo of scores of political observers.