In 1999/2000, the Canberra Capitals who won the league championship in a finals match against Adelaide where they had a final score of 67 50.
Tissue specimens having a final score >2 were considered positive.
Tissues having a final score of 0-1 were considered negatives.
Joints were considered positive if they had a final score of at least "1".
According to these criteria, patients were defined as 'responders' if, at 12-weeks, they had a final score of mild or less on eight defined PANSS items.
For example, a participant who answered the intermediate value (1) in each item of the political efficacy dimension (4 items) would have a final score of 4. The standardized score of political efficacy dimension was [4 × 100]/8 = 50.
Thus, at the end of the analysis each pair of 3D pattern has a final similarity score (GScore).
No decrease in olfactory function was found in 20 (95.3%) patients and in fact 10 patients had a final olfaction score that was higher than the pretreatment score.
Those who had a final test score higher than 90%% was approved.
Those who had a final test score was ≤90 % were submitted to another round of training sections and another post-training test was applied until necessary score obtained.
