Sentence examples for score and possibly from inspiring English sources

James Lapine, who wrote the stage musical with Mr. Sondheim, is at work on a script; the film will feature the original score and possibly new songs by Mr. Sondheim.

These other predictors could be age, sex, more specifically categorized diagnosis, localization of infection, more accurately defined organ dysfunction (Sequential Organ Failure Assessment score), and possibly other factors.

Between 1940 and 1945, King infiltrated Fascist and pro-Nazi circles in wartime Britain, exposing "scores and possibly hundreds" of disloyal British citizens actively undermining the war effort.

Her unit, which legal experts said was the worst of any major American city until it was shut in January, helped convict scores and possibly hundreds of defendants.

Beijing is facing the most serious and prolonged demonstrations in Tibet since the late 1980s, when it suppressed a rebellion there with lethal force that left scores, and possibly hundreds, of ethnic Tibetans dead.

Silva Herzog drew parallels with the language used by President Gustavo Díaz Ordaz, who governed at the time of the watershed 1968 Tlatelolco massacre in which scores – and possibly hundreds – of pro-democracy students were killed by government forces in Mexico City.

The July 1950 incident, which occurred during the first month of the Korean War, resulted in the deaths of scores and possibly hundreds of unarmed Korean civilians, who were reportedly machine-gunned by American soldiers at a railroad bridge near No Gun Ri.

In our study, the respondents to both surveys represent a survivor cohort, and hence attrition may have reduced the temporal changes in SF-36 scores and possibly lead to underestimation of the associations with invasive coronary procedures and sociodemographic factors.

Personality, through affectivity, may influence quality of life measures through symptom perception, whereby high NA individuals are more sensitive to health conditions and therefore more likely to perceive and/or complain about health concerns resulting in worse quality of life scores and possibly inflated health-related complaints [ 5].

Case simulation might not replicate entirely the quality and completeness of the normal exchange occurring during direct observation of a provider with a real client, thus producing lower performance scores and possibly affecting the appearance of performance factors in unknown ways [ 17].

The results of this study can be used to develop strategies that stimulate or sustain cardiac risk score use in practice, while taking into account barriers that affect cardiac risk score use, and possibly reduce practice variation in the management of unstable angina and non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction patients.