Sentence examples for reassessment score from inspiring English sources

Their desperate need to access funding for survival causes stress to many as they try to obtain a qualifying ERS reassessment score every 3 years.

We observed no difference between initial and reassessment LSI-R scores or initial and discharge scores, contrary to expected declining LSI-R scores over time as a result of targeted case plans (Schlager & Pacheco, 2011; Raynor, 2007).

Inter-reader concordance at the central laboratory is >99% for HER2 with only 0.76% samples re-scored after reassessment.

Inclusion of new biomarkers, dynamic reassessment of the severity scores, and impact studies evaluating their use would deserve evaluation in future clinical research.

The percentage of respondents who scored within ±5, ±7.5 and ±10 for the domain scores at the reassessment ranged between 54.3-76.1%, 78.3-95.7% and 89.1-95.7% respectively across the five dimensions.

Trends of all LSI-R scores over time were visually examined and quantified by Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed rank tests comparing initial, reassessment and discharge LSI-R scores.

In case of discrepancies, a final score was established by reassessment on a double-headed microscope.

Further follow-up of this cohort, including reassessment to observe any changes in scores and perceived disability over time, is clearly warranted.

The scores at the time of the reassessment of the symmetry/ordering, obsessive, and contamination/cleaning dimensions, were highly correlated to their scores at baseline.

Reassessment is required once for all children scoring below 70percentt on assignments used for grading purposes.

In short, a presidential candidate who is bold enough to advocate a reassessment of the war on drugs is likely to score both diplomatic points abroad and political points at home.