Sentence examples for expected score from inspiring English sources

In each expectations domain (time to recovery, pain, and function), the difference between the preoperative expected score and the follow-up actual score yielded a measure of the extent to which expectations had been fulfilled.

These models, predict the expected score for each response category.

Dan Liebke (@LiebCricket) I like the Expected Score graphic they show.

So this strategy for the three rolls game has a better expected score than the strategy for the two rolls game.

But many have already calculated their expected score themselves.

For innocent tuples, this leads to an expected score of roughly 0, while for the guilty tuple, this leads to a high (positive) expected score.

A "true score" is the expected score a student would get if she took that many times and all the error has been removed.

An expected score S e can be set by using a base score S b and the quality history of the signal.

Bolt & Johnson (2009) suggest evaluating the biasing effects by examining the expected score on the survey for a hypothetical respondent with the same θ 1 and a θ ERS level of 0, and refer to this expected score as a bias-corrected score.

Age and sex means for the VAS have been published [7], which allow the calculation of a z-score defined as the expected score by age and sex subtracted from the patients score and divided by the population standard deviation.

The third link, named "generalization," connects the observed score to the expected score based on the warrant that the observed scores on the test are generalizable to similar occasions.