Sentence examples for plain score from inspiring English sources

In the final step, t-tests on scale level regarding plain score differences between the groups were analyzed and can be interpreted as valid "developmental" group differences, as the other potential influences by age and gender on the results had been excluded empirically in the first and second step of analyses.

"We heard such good things about the White Plains Score we made the trip down.

As those scores were severely skewed we added a scalar of 1 to avoid plain 0 scores and then used a logarithmic transformation to get normally distributed scores for the SEM analysis.

THE forthcoming exhibition of jazz-related movies, posters, video clips and merchandise at the Museum of Modern Art is dauntingly vast, but its title could not be plainer: "Jazz Score".

The Durie Salmon grading system includes a simple plain radiographic scoring system, but it is not so accurate in determining the disease extent.

In contrast, studies with adalimumab, etanercept and infliximab have all demonstrated inhibition of radio-logical progression as evidenced by plain radiography scoring.

And we defined significant VC as any one finding among the following findings on plain radiographs: AAC score ≥ 5; VC score of the hands and pelvis ≥ 3; medial artery calcification of the feet.

Scores on the homophobia scale were obtained by averaging the five item scores (ex. "I think male homosexuals are disgusting", "Homosexual behavior between two men is just plain wrong"), higher score indicates more homophobia.

Plain radiographs were scored first, and the scores for the plain radiographs were not available for review by the scorer at the time of the CT scoring.

Follow-up at a mean of 39 (12–108) months after surgery included ultrasound, plain radiographs, Constant-Murley score, DASH score, and western Ontario rotator cuff (WORC) score.

It is not so much the plain postoperative functional score that is important but rather the gain in function, as a measure for comparison of the preoperative and postoperative state (the "Delta constant").