Sentence examples for median range score from inspiring English sources

The median (range) score was 27 (19 to 33) and the mean (S.D).

The IIEF-5 score was higher in the PVS group at all time points after surgery, but the difference between groups only reached borderline significance with a median (range) score of 18 (0–25) in the PVS group vs 7.5 (0–25) in the control group at 12 months (Table  2).

Median (range) scores were also calculated and are included in the online supplementary material.

Median (range) scores for each domain were 1 (0–3) (impairment and activity limitation) and 1.5 (0–3) (participation restriction).

Overall baseline median (range) scores were 1 (0–10) and 0 (0–8) in residential and nursing homes respectively with no changes over 12 months.

Perceived problems on exposure to cold, expressed as median (range) scores on the VAS question, were 2 (0-9.5) for the normal subjects, 6 (0-9.8) for patients with a traumatic hand injury and 8 (1-10) for patients with HAVS.

The median (range) DN4 score was 6 (4–10).

Baseline cognitive function was found to differ by home status: the median (range) MMSE score was 19 (0–30) for those in residential homes compared to 14 (0–29) for those in nursing homes, although both are within the range suggesting moderate cognitive impairment.

The median (interquartile range) score as defined by factor analysis was -1.0 (from -1.0 to -0.5).

In 'step 2', the median (interquartile range) score of 53 included patients was 48.9 (37.2 to 55.3).

At the end of 'step 1', the median (interquartile range) score of all 61 patients was 330.4 315.1 to 340.55), and 53 patients would be referred for TTE and proceed to 'step 2', so the referral rate for TTE was 87%.