Sentence examples for interpreting score from inspiring English sources

This uncertainty can lead to difficulties when interpreting score differences, particularly across groups with different health conditions.

This is because we are interested in comparing scores derived from different prompts, interpreting scores as indicators of L2 writing proficiency, and examining score changes before and after instructions.

This underlines the importance of screening for depression when interpreting scores in dementia patients.

Clinicians are often left with poorly matched normative groups and subsequent limitations in interpreting scores.

Interpreting scores remains a difficult issue as there are often no normative data available.

Available evidence of clinical utility is scarce and criteria for scoring and interpreting scores are often not available.

Various measures can assist in interpreting scores, including a comparison of means and standard deviation (SD) for the OMS-HC among different groups.

Clinical variables can provide useful markers for interpreting scores on PROs but they do not provide minimal important difference estimates per se.

A large amount of missing scores as well as high floor or ceiling effects would be indicative of difficulty in using the questionnaire and interpreting scores (reflecting acceptability for the clinicians, or "users").

Clinically relevant associations between LTPA, assessed either as an exposure or an outcome, and any other relevant variables can be mitigated or may remain undetected when interpreting scores from poor quality questionnaires [ 29– 31].

SEM was also calculated to interpret score on Patient Reported Outcome (PRO).