Sentence examples for score distinguished from inspiring English sources

Only the overall MSFC score distinguished those who reported a change in driving habits after onset of MS. Conclusions: Problems with everyday functional skills such as driving are accurately identified through the use of the overall MSFC and its components.

The MBDA score distinguished between remission/low disease activity and moderate/high disease activity with an AUROC of 0.86 (p<0.001, figure 2A, B).

A composite HR and SpO2 score distinguished exacerbation onset from symptom variation, potentially facilitating prompt therapy and providing validation of such events in clinical trials.

The CRIANT score distinguished three risk groups: low risk, <20 points; intermediate risk, 20 49 points; and high risk, ≥50 points.

Individual fitness was assessed using a non-parametric Kolmogorov-Smirnov test to evaluate whether the weighted score distinguished a reference set of 16 known definitive erythroid-associated transcriptional regulators.

This score distinguishes three dimensions of pain: sensoric, affective and evaluative dimension [ 57, 58].

NAFLD Fibrosis Score distinguishes patients lacking fibrosis and patients with significant fibrosis, but remains approximately 25% diagnostically uncertain [ 5].

The Bleck score distinguishes 7 ambulation categories, category 1 being a non-walker and 7 being a community walker without crutches.

The McCabe score distinguishes two categories of underlying diseases based on whether death is likely to occur within five years or within one year [ 11].

For any survival time t, the framework proposed by Heagerty and Zheng [ 58] provides a measure of how well a risk score distinguishes at-risk subjects that die at time t from at-risk subjects that survive beyond time t.

Conversely, even scores distinguished by their own merits—such as Copland's for Of Mice and Men (1939) or Walton's for Henry V (1944)—were added only after the film itself was more or less finished.