Sentence examples for score for change from inspiring English sources

A score for change in touch response (S) was calculated as [(Percent response - mean baseline)/mean baseline].

Examination of the mean CGI score for change in overall functioning in the treatment group as rated by the physicians compared to the parental ratings demonstrated that there was no significant difference (p = 0.4716).

Although this study was not designed to investigate the sensitivity of the VISA-P score for change, there seems to be sufficient range between healthy subjects and athletes with patellar tendinopathy to detect differences.

A total score for change in overall functioning was rated by a parent or primary caregiver and separately by the treating physician (the same physician who initially evaluated the child) using the following ratings: 1 ("very much improved"), 2 ("much improved"), 3 ("minimally improved"), 4 ("no change"), 5 ("minimally worse"), 6 ("much worse"), and 7 ("very much worse").

However, parents of children in the control group were significantly more likely to rate an improvement on the CGI score for change in overall functioning than were physicians (p = 0.0245) and therefore the correlation between the physician and parental CGI scales was not significant (r = 0.27, p = 0.1819).

Further, Z-scores for change for each SF-36 subscales within the three patient groups are presented.

Z- scores for change of each of the eight subscales of SF-36 are shown in Table 3.

For the expectation components, the ranges of possible scores for change were motor −24 to +24, non-motor −21 to +21, cognitive/psychological −21 to +21, social −12 to +12.

Interpretability is concerned with the understanding of the meaning of the instrument's quantitative scores, especially for change scores [ 39].

The four largest joints in the body shoulder, hip, knee and ankle were scored for changes in the joint.

The stained sections were scored for changes to joint architecture by an observer blinded to the study groups.