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Endoscopic nasal examination scoring improved significantly (P < 0.01).

Only two cloned sheep were identified as having an abnormal gait on clinical examination, scoring 1 and 2 on the six-point scale of Kaler et al39.

Edwards 2000 and Baacke 2006 added that the Bishop score, being the most widely used digital examination scoring system, is still the most cost effective and accurate method of evaluating the cervix before labour induction.

Health care providers assessed cognitive function by performing the Mini Mental State (MMS) examination, scoring the patient between zero and 30, where scores of 23 or less indicated cognitive failure [ 13, 32, 33].

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Her basic complaint is that OPM "never fully complied with an [EEOC] order that required it to 'cease' and correct examination scoring practices that discriminated against African American ALJ applicants". Menoken is appealing a U.S. District Court ruling in favor of OPM.

In Study 2, we replicated this finding and used a quasi-experimental pre-post design to examine how emotions changed in response to real examination scores.

Results: United States Medical Licensing Examination scores positively correlated with in-training examination scores.

In Texas, schools are judged based on standardized examination scores, attendance and dropout rates.

In women ≥65 years old, symptom score and physical examination score were correlated weakly (r = 0.25).

Gender, CMV recipient status, and tacrolimus (immunosuppressant) use did not significantly impact questionnaire or examination scores.