Sentence examples for refined score from inspiring English sources
Mr. Crutchfield, wisely, let this refined score speak for itself, shaping the arching melodic lines with subtlety and unhurried elegance.
Finally, Chabrier's comic opera "L'Étoile," one of the best-kept secrets of 19th-century opera, with a harmonically rich and musically refined score, is almost spoiled by Mark Lamos's directing.
This means that all correctly identified spectra –in terms of best hit– should be ranked according to the best hit's refined score, implying that one may use the refined score to assign relative identification confidence across spectra.
The second choice is to use some kind of refined score in conjunction with an empirical expectation-maximization-based Bayesian approach [5].
This observation is not surprising; while MD does not define a completely new type of disordered region, it averages scores from several prediction methods and other sequence properties to define a new, refined score predicting disorder.
If multiple models are submitted, APOLLO outputs the absolute global qualities, average pair-wise GDT-TS scores, refined average pair-wise Q-scores, refined absolute scores and pair-wise local qualities.
The user experience has also been refined in scores of small ways that users will be stumbling upon for months.
Based on these results and verbal feedback from GPs in the feasibility study, refined CDT scoring instructions were created for the final version of BrainCheck.
The map position of notch3 st51 was refined by scoring SSLP markers from linkage group 3 (LG3) in notch st51 mapping crosses as described (Talbot and Schier, 1999).
To eliminate the bias in favor of the seed genes, they refined the scoring function by considering just the interactions with seed genes and including a measure for the impact of each gene on the connectivity of the network.
The total score of the refined scale was obtained by summing only the scores of the categories that showed items with relevance, specificity and item-total correlation.
