Sentence examples for enhanced scoring from inspiring English sources

First, we enhanced scoring function of TNMCA to overcome normalization problems.

Thirdly, contrary to the original FPS, the revised version has enhanced scoring compatibility with other self-rating scales as it uses a common metric (0-5 or 0-10) [ 23, 28].

Advocates love the international game's lexical inclusiveness and enhanced scoring potential (more words equals more chances for points).

The floor of the arena was virtually subdivided into squares of 7 cm×7 cm each, to enhance scoring of locomotor activity from the video digital DVDs, using Noldus Observer 5.0 software (Noldus Information Technology, Leesburg, VA).

The higher agreement between reviewers on the objective criteria suggests that modifications to the scoring sheets to reduce weighting of subjective criteria and increase weighting on the more objective criteria would further enhance scoring reliability.

The core idea is to reduce or enhance score l depending on the distance of score p from threshold t; the greater the distance, the bigger the score l reduction or improvement, respectively.

In contrast, Tinklenberg, Darley, Roth, Pferbhaum, and Koppel (1978) found that cannabis did not enhance scores in uniqueness, fluency, flexibility or elaboration during an object description task, considered to be a measure of creativity.

Margolis et al. (2006) also found that differences in assessor stringency made the greatest contribution to measurement error, and that a higher number of assessors for each examinee could enhance score stability, even with fewer cases.

We enhanced our scoring function to explicitly consider the phylogenetic distance of each gene pair in the sum-of-pair scoring scheme.

When he first assumed the captaincy, it seemed that the position enhanced his scoring credentials rather than diminished them.

Because the SWISS score of the reference design is smaller than the perfect-feature enhanced SWISS score of the single channel, we conclude that the difference in SWISS scores between the single channel and reference designs of dataset I is not only statistically significant but also biologically meaningful.