Sentence examples for points for orientation from inspiring English sources

Missed 2 points for orientation and 2 on recall.

He scored 20/30 on the MMSE (missing 5 points for orientation, 3 for recall, 1 point for command and 1 point for pentagon copy).

The MMSE contains 19 items and the maximum score is 30 points (10 points for orientation, 6 points for verbal memory, 5 points for concentration and calculation, 5 points for language, 3 points for praxis, 1 point for visuospatial construction).

These three tests resulted in a cognitive scale ranging from 0 to 24 possible points (10 points for immediate recall, 10 points for delayed recall, and 4 points for orientation).

In agreement with previous models [41] the C-terminal tail of the α5-helix of Gαq points directly into an intracellular cleft of the TSHR between helices 3, 5, 6 and 7, but for the first time the superimposition of the C-terminal residues of Gαq-protein with the helical transducin fragment can serve as a fixation point for orientation of the receptor to the G-protein.

A total 150 and 845 data points (for each orientation) for input variables were generated using Hyper Cubic Sampling and extended FAST methods for uncertainty and sensitivity analyses respectively.

As far as the legal status of the codes is concerned, they are not directly legally binding, but nevertheless can become important both as a point of orientation for professional action and legal evaluation of it and as association bylaw which is binding on engineers as members of associations, and is often taken into consideration in court trials.

A second point of orientation for potential savings from same-day discharge can be taken from ambulatory (rather than in-patient) reimbursement for the procedures which is about 600€ lower than the DRG reimbursement.

A starting point for describing orientation maps in these models, one which we will retain in this note, is the following general principle: we should treat z as a random field, so at each point x, the complex number (mathbf{z}(x)) as a random variable.

The schedule includes subscores for memory (27 points), orientation (10 points), language comprehension (9 points), language expression (21 points), attention (7 points), praxis (12 points), calculation (2 points), abstract thinking (8 points) and perception (11 points).

The cornfield has also become a point of orientation.