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Kimura et al. introduced a scoring system to predict the prognosis of pheochromocytomas and other extra-adrenal sympathetic paragangliomas.

Jones et al. introduced a scoring procedure to differentiate causal 'driver' genes from passenger genes, identifying 6 likely driver genes within a set of 83 candidate genes (where the 83 genes were identified as having at least 2 genetic alterations in the compiled data).

Since spurious hits may limit the value of the analysis, we introduced a score threshold of 150 in a second round of analysis (Table 2; numbers in brackets).

To address this topic, we have introduced a score that sums up the exposure to different types of non-permanent employment during the follow-up.

For each variation, PROVEAN introduced a score indicating the functional effects of this variation, and we used the default cutoff of -2.5 to determine whether the effect was non-neutral (affecting the protein function) or neutral.

The students' task was to refine the game by introducing a scoring system, improving its looks and introducing new elements such as a hunter-killer submarine.

To this end, we introduce a scoring function for pathways taking into account the number of target atoms transferred from source atoms.

Further improvement is possible by refining the heuristic for splitting sequences and by introducing a scoring function in the data specialization process.

Introducing a score for the prediction of the associative classifier, the predictions can express their strength in a continuous domain and we can use measures different from the accuracy to compare the model with others, like the Area Under Curve.

Without reducing the quality of cost accounting by forcing hospitals with less advanced costing abilities to participate, the most important step is to introduce a score that is assigned to the cost modules in the matrix, representing the quality of the allocation methodology for that cost module.

For more information, see Example 3 and Appendix A. To numerically facilitate analysis of inheritance and phenotype-genotype dependence one may introduce a score function.