Sentence examples for more reliable scoring from inspiring English sources

The further studies are needed for clinically more reliable scoring systems.

The docking problem resembles the protein-folding one in many respects, and the only way to attack difficult cases seems to be by extensive conformational searching in combination with more reliable scoring methods.

The HHS, omitting pain, is a more reliable score to estimate the functional outcome.

There is no evidence that specific types of physical therapists provide more reliable scores.

For a better prediction of outcome in individual infants other more reliable scores should be used [ 19- 21].

The HHS, omitting pain, is a more reliable score to estimate the functional outcome, than HHS analyzing pain and function in one scoring system.

Although multiple-observations within units in an undergraduate medical education curriculum foster more reliable scores, that evaluation design is not always practically feasible.

The difference between these trials could be that in our trial we used a more reliable score: we have shown that individual items from the Centor score and score 1 did not perform optimally in our two previous diagnostic cohorts in terms of identifying patients with low likelihood of streptococcal infection.

In contrast, in the updated tree, nodes in clade B have more reliable ML scores, with the lowest ML score being 91 (Fig.  4).

Overall, our data indicate that RPs may promote more reliable test scores, supporting a more valid interpretation of students' achievement levels.

The experimental results illustrate that compared to the existing color harmony models, the proposed method provides more reliable harmony scores to assess the photos' esthetics quality.