Sentence examples similar to implications of the score from inspiring English sources

In order to avoid implications on the scores, we scored every missing or not applicable response with the mean score of the specific question.

The dimensions and implications of the scores are depicted in Table  1.

The ruling in the closely watched case could have major implications for the scores of Internet sites, like YouTube and Facebook, that are largely built with content uploaded by their users.

Implications of the Propensity Score Matching Paradox in Pharmacoepidemiology. Am J Epidemiol.

Further research is needed to identify possible diagnostic, therapeutic or prognostic implications of the total score and the different subscales.

To further validate the biological implication of this scoring method, we compared the cellular microarray results of serially diluted CD4 T cell lines with IFNgamma production in a parallel control experiment, in which the same numbers of T cells were seeded into a 96-well plate coated with peptide:MHC and anti-CD28/CD11a anti-CD28/CD11ariod ofortheulation (Figure 3).

Indeed, given the potentially tournament-ending implications of the Swiss not scoring their last-gasp winner in Brasília it is hardly surprising that he was so keen for that attack to continue.

The implications of the proposed ARC scoring system are also acknowledged, with the current findings being primarily speculative.

The implications of the adjustability of the scoring are troubling.

We found that decision satisfaction was influenced by the cost implications of the decision, and the scores on PCs of coproduction 1 and 2 (productive discussion and information availability and use), and the number of decision-making tools used.

The most productive discussions were those where managers wrestled with the implications of their scores, especially the comparative dimensions (differences by level, subunit, and so forth), instead of simply assessing performance harshly or favorably.