Sentence examples for more general scoring from inspiring English sources

The song-specific challenges include both instrument-specific challenges, such as correctly vocalizing the repeated "Fame" lyric at the end of David Bowie's "Fame" as it moves down in pitch, and more general scoring or performance challenges on either specific instruments or for the whole band.

Finally, the possibility of modeling k-fission scenarios (using a more general defection score) is a natural expansion but would need considerable supporting empirical data as to the behaviour of individuals in such situations.

Worthwhile mentioning is the fact that both the CSSI-score developed by Groeger and co-workers [ 14, 20] and the more general APACHE II score and SAPS II score, predicted hospital mortality less accurate than the studied MLR and SVM models and this in both the training and validation data sets.

For both stress measures, those scoring at or above the 75th percentile were identified as having a high level of stress (personal stress score of 2 or more, general chronic stress score of 3 or more).

This is largely in concordance with our findings, although we used a more general categorisation for scoring the overall degree of comorbidities (ASA classification).

The K-SES has not been validated for use in PFSS patients, but we consider that it is preferable to a more general self-efficacy score.

Yet, there is a lack of a more general risk stratification score for undifferentiated medical patients at the most proximal time point of seeking ED care.

A recently published 10-year review questioned the ability of HADS to differentiate between anxiety and depression and recommended to use HADS scores more general as a measure for mental distress [ 18].

He was more erratic than Okafor in general, scoring 28 points against VCU in Ohio State's first game of the NCAA tournament but following it up with only nine points on three-of-19 shooting as the Buckeyes were eliminated by Arizona.

It could be interesting to systematically investigate variants of these scores with more general non-increasing functions ϕ, not only for GRN inference but also more generally as a generic feature selection procedure.

Responses are scored on a scale from 0 to 3. A total scale score is obtained by summing each item (range 0 = 42) with a higher score indicating more general distress.