Sentence examples for more rigorous scoring from inspiring English sources

A more rigorous scoring method was used to rescreen the 3100 compounds against both ASV IN and HIV-1 IN.

In the sampling stage, a large number of docking poses are generated and scored by various scoring functions; and in the refinement stage, the top-hit poses (or decoys) given by the first stage are re-scored and re-ranked by more rigorous scoring functions.

The 3MS adds to the MMSE by including tasks of animal naming, similarities, date and place of birth and a second recall task, and by providing more rigorous scoring.

(Chicago Tribune) 2. With more rigorous test scoring in place, the state of Illinois has quietly changed how schools will be judged from the test scores.

In addition, data on the prevalence of diabetes in the pre- and post-PPNO populations were not optimal, but the impact was limited by the use of a more rigorous propensity score matching methodology.

AUGUST 2011 With new, more rigorous state tests, city scores rise slightly.

However, even when a more rigorous cutoff of z score >3 was used, >40% of participants had LV hypertrophy.

This is a simplistic analysis -- campaigns and committees use turnout scoring and persuasion scoring based on a more rigorous series of variables to more precisely define these categories (for more on that, read Sasha Issenberg's latest which goes into these methods in much greater detail) -- but it shows that the decision facing many campaigns is not so cut and dry.

More rigorous studies to determine which score is most valid and reliable are necessary to provide a conclusive recommendation.

As a result, the overall scores enable more rigorous differentiation of providers, which is an important finding for future quality assessment of healthcare providers.

As a more rigorous measure, the clinical cut-off scores for the subscale internalizing problems were used to assess new clinical cases at post (loss) to establish clinically relevant changes.