Sentence examples for precise scores from inspiring English sources

The MSCAT has some efficiency afforded by tailoring to the ability level of the examinee and yields more precise scores, given fixed test lengths.

12 The RDAI produces precise scores and is reliable among different users.

However, SF-12 questionnaire reproduces the eight scale profile with fewer levels than SF-36 scales and yields less precise scores [ 27].

The great advantage of CAT in medical assessment in general, and functional assessment in rheumatic disease in particular, is its ability to provide uniformly precise scores for most patients [ 4].

The SF12 as an outcome measure was chosen for its validity and practicality, yet it has been shown to yield less precise scores than the original SF36 outcome measure.

Two further albums, Indo-Jazz Fusions I in 1967 and Indo-Jazz Fusions II in 1968 (both reissued in 1998), confirmed the elegance of Mayer's precise scoring.

Like many critics rating barrel samples, he hedges his bets slightly by offering a range rather than a precise score, giving the 2010 Pavie a 95 to 98-plus.

And it would be churlish not to admire the rise to fame (and fortune) of a small-town American who, as a young lawyer, would search for interesting wines while most of his contemporaries were more inspired by Coca-Cola and cold beer.Yet the notion of a precise score-card is hard for most connoisseurs to accept.

In the assessment studies we will consider here, such criteria are given in precise scoring guides.

Absence of a precise scoring system for hospitalized patients with NHAP has also led to prognostic models that are inadequate in stratifying disease severity [12].

The second step was the development of the Comprehensive Score, which further adjusts the complexity according to the specific patient characteristics.The Aristotle score allows precise scoring of the complexity for 145 congenital heart surgery procedures.