Seven subjects were each provided with eight plant stems of different properties (see Fig. 1b), ranging from green and flexible ('material score' 1) to woody and rigid (score 8), with the two stems in the middle of the range (scores 4 and 5; 'control' and 'matched' stems) matched as closely as possible (for details, see Methods).
The rigid Yes/No scoring scheme, originally intended to simplify data analysis, did not allow for differentiation based on the type, source and severity of the error.
Scores of 1 and 0 and scores of 2 and 3 were pooled to create a more rigid, dichotomous score.
The justices ruled 5-4 that Florida's rigid cutoff score of 70 on intelligence tests with no accounting for measurement error or other evidence of impaired functioning is incompatible with the Court's ban on executing convicts with mental retardation.
There is no rigid 78-minute score; there are also no ballet dancers.
The costumes, by Katrina Lindsay, both celebrate and satirize 80s style, as does Duncan Sheik's somewhat rigid synth pop score.
We furthermore describe tools to evaluate disease severity: consistently, using a rigid and comprehensive clinical scoring system; and objectively, using a passive lung function test and IFNγ concentration in BAL, to complement established parameters, such as extent of lung lesions and virus shedding following challenge.
Individuals are classified as rigid "monitors" (high monitoring scores in controllable and uncontrollable situations) or "blunters" (high blunting scores in controllable and uncontrollable situations) or "adaptive copers" (high monitoring scores in controllable situations and high blunting scores in uncontrollable situations) or "unspecified types" on the basis of their scores.
He is, too – how can anyone judge, but this is how it comes across – a convincing translator of Beethoven's scores, never rigid or predictable but open-eared, alert, experimental.
In general, the amnestic MCI determination is made when the memory measures fall 1.0 1.5 SD below the means for age and education appropriate individuals in our community; however, rigid cutoffs on psychometric scores were not used to establish the diagnosis of amnestic MCI which was made on clinical grounds.
Therefore, for simplification, the comparison between the various programs was solely based on the rigid docking results, with one scoring function, Goldscore for Gold, G-score for Glide, and the eponymous Surflex and FlexX.
