Sentence examples for interval of score from inspiring English sources

Anti-correlation can make the worst case real, where the size of the Pareto front does not follow the Harmonic law, but is linear the size of the interval of score values actually occurring (cf. Observation 3).

In the scores 1 to 6, the LSA model assigned 125 scores and the human evaluator 114 scores, justifying the proximity of the graphics in this interval of scores.

BMS subscore included the following interval of scores: plantar stepping (0 2); coordination (0 2); paw position (0 4); trunk stability (0 2); and tail position (0 1).

Currently, we use permutation test to assess the statistical significance of LS scores and bootstrap re-sampling to estimate the confidence interval of LS score.

For CAT CHES allows to define the starting item, the minimum and maximum number of items to be asked, and the width of the 95% confidence interval of the score at which the CAT procedure stops (based on the Maximum Fisher Information Function).

A neuron was considered to have significant information for a task dimension if the information score exceeded the 95% confidence interval of 1000 scores calculated from trial-shuffled conditions.

The collective score was established using a methodology derived from the RAND/UCLA appropriateness method [6]: after elimination of the extreme values (outliers), the median and confidence interval of the scores were calculated.

The collective score was established using a methodology derived from the RAND/UCLA appropriateness method [ 6]: after elimination of the extreme values (outliers), the median and confidence interval of the scores were calculated.

Measurement equivalence of EQ-5D item responses and utility and visual analog scale (EQ-VAS) scores between these versions was assessed using multiple regression models (with and without adjusting for potential confounding variables), by comparing the 95% confidence interval (95%CI) of score differences between these versions with pre-defined equivalence margins.

The mean, standard deviation, standard error and 95% confidence intervals of maturity score by age group (6 and 12 months groups) and age by maturity score (5 points) groups were calculated.

Tests for linear trends (across all subjects and across exposed subjects only) were calculated by comparing the log likelihood ratio of a model without the variable of interest with that of a model including the variable on a continuous scale, with values corresponding to the mid-interval of exposure score values in each category.