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Denzel Washington's eyes well up, and the score, devised by Harry Gregson-whichams, which begins with wrathful hip-hop, slows to a mournful theme whose first four notes echo the leitmotif of "Parsifal".
The score, devised by Paul De Marinis and Takehisa Kosugi, combined taped sounds with bits of live violin music and was filled with sighings, tinkling chimes, sputterings, thunderings, faint echoes of sentimental Hawaiian tunes and instructions given by the teacher of an exercise class.
Many of the above factors can now easily be assessed via a preoperative score devised by Balg et al. [34], in order to determine potential risk for recurrence, particularly after arthroscopic repairs.
Charlie Chaplin used Auld Lang Syne for a New Year scene in the Gold Rush, a 1925 silent film which was re-released with a new score, devised by Chaplin, in 1942.
When this intensity rating is multiplied by the duration of the training session, a single number similar to that of a TRIMP (training impulse) score devised by Banister et al. [8] representing the magnitude of that training session or "training load" is derived.
A simple risk score devised by using significant variables obtained from forward multivariable analysis with P⩽0.05.
We have also analysed patients according to the prognostic risk scores devised by Beyer et al. (1996).
The level of decorin and versican expression was assessed by semiquantitative scoring devised by Alowami et al., [ 38] which includes (i) the overall percentage of the tissue section stained positive 0-1000%), and (ii) the signal intensity (4-point scale) for each proteoglycan.
The final immunohistochemical reaction results are expressed according to the semiquantitative IRS (ImmunoReactive Score) scale devised by Remmele and Stegner [ 7].
During this period, each case was given a points score using a scoring system devised by Habib et al (this was scored by SO and PS) [ 1].
Marcus Gardley's "This World in a Woman's Hands," which employed an all-female cast to tell the story of the women who worked the Richmond, Calif., shipyards during World War II, had an a cappella score partly devised by the performers themselves.
