Sentence examples for elevated score from inspiring English sources

FitCons2 refines this locus by identifying a binding site of ~ 8 bp (AP1, red) with sharply elevated score (cluster 48, ρ = 0.31).

In the final detail (dark green), the smRNA-seq feature (turquoise) drives an elevated score that surrounds an 8-bp locus in the 3ʹ UTR of this gene, an annotated microRNA-binding site (BCL3:miR-19).

In red callout at the lower left, FitCons1 highlights a regulatory locus of about 200 bp, upstream of MIER2, via an elevated score surrounding an enhancer-associated ChromHMM feature.

The pattern itself, marked by a relatively depressed score on the Comprehension subtest among the Verbal subtests and a relatively elevated score on Block Design among the Performance subtests, has been characterized in the past as a prototypic profile for high-functioning autism.

This result is concordant with the elevated score also found in the Hypochondria clinical scale.

Those with an elevated score, underwent further glucose testing.

The group comparison between responder and non responder to BoNT-A showed significantly elevated SDS score (p≤ 0,05), more elevated scores for anxiety (p≤0,1) and more stress factors (p≤0,01) among non-responders.

It is notable that all of the children with elevated scores for CTRS-R Oppositional and Hyperactivity subscales had elevated MnH.

Parents with elevated scores at 6 weeks post baseline, or 12 months C.A, and/or elevated scores at 24 months C.A. on the Depression Anxiety and Stress Scale will be phoned to discuss referral options.

Still, the absolute risks for men with elevated scores were lower than might be expected.

Based on extant research, successful faking was operationalised as elevated scores on conscientiousness and extraversion and reduced scores on neuroticism.