Sentence examples for relevant score of from inspiring English sources

We aimed in this study to check and to compare the capacity of forecast of four scores of gravity SAPS II, APACHE II, OSF and SAPSO among allowed parturient in the gynecologist obstetric intensive care unit in order to be able to determine the most relevant score of gravity to use for the obstetric population of our context.

More than 50% of localized and metastatic-staged patients reported pain, weakness, fatigue, sleep disturbance, urinary frequency, worry, irritability, and depression as being moderately (a score of 2 on a scale of 0 4) to highly relevant (score of 3 or 4 on a scale of 0 4).

A significant proportion of CCI patients and their family members (14.5 and 15.7 %, respectively) showed clinically relevant scores of posttraumatic stress.

In this study 15% of children reported clinically relevant scores for fear of exam, 19% for general anxiety and 25% for school aversion.

Improvements exceeded the minimal clinically relevant score change of 0.5 in all domains except Constipation.

Assign relevant scores for each factor of segments and compute the total score in each dimension (internal and external); then, trace the position of each segment on SPACE graph.

We have developed a simple and clinically relevant score that can predict risk of developing cancer in patients with newly diagnosed VTE.

A new scoring criterion was deemed necessary due to a lack of relevant scoring schemes available for assessing child protection in SOPs based on previous research and recommendations [ 12].

Of the total numbers of 'most relevant' scores, 812 were scored in phase two, 781 in phase three, 675 in phase one and 313 in phase four.

And even though our theoretical derivations make extensive use of spectral methods for time series, we provide both time domain and frequency domain interpretations of the relevant scores, so researchers who strongly prefer one method over the other could apply them without abandoning their favourite estimation techniques.

When the aim is to formulate a patient-centered intervention, the NCSI is preferred as it covers the important health status subdomains and since it provides a description of clinically relevant scores (normal, mild, severe) on an individual level.