Sentence examples for score addressing from inspiring English sources

Therefore, one might expect that a complex score addressing diverse clinical parameters is required to assess sepsis severity.

Recently, the same group developed the Respiratory Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation Survival Prediction (RESP) score addressing the question of survival prediction after ECMO for severe acute respiratory failure [ 10].

The AKS is comprised of two parts: The knee score addressing pain, stability and range of movement (ROM) and the function score which examines function, with particular reference to stair climbing, walking distance or whether walking aids are needed.

References to the tragedy were contained, but Miranda, in accepting the award for best original score, addressed the heart of the matter in a sonnet he wrote for his wife that reminded everyone that "love is love is love is love" and "cannot be killed or swept aside".

The Karnofsky score addresses functional impairment and was originally designed to assess overall performance status in patients with cancer.

The employed quality score addressed potential selection, misclassification, and confounding biases, and accounted for heterogeneity of the results.

The score addressed selection bias (up to 42 points), misclassification bias (up to 42 points), and confounding bias (up to 21 points).

Nonetheless, each item, subdomain, domain, or overall score addresses one or more concepts, which can be identified from the content (e.g. actual terminology used in the item).

The Chalmers et al. method gives a handicap to the score of each item according to whether it has been completely (full score), partially (half score) or not at all (no score) addressed.

Likert values were treated as continuous variables for comparison purposes, and response scores addressing related symptoms were collapsed and treated as a single score.

Matching based on propensity scores addresses this problem by providing a natural weighting scheme for potential matches.