Sentence examples for score that may from inspiring English sources

An alternative approach is to develop a composite score that may improve upon individual methods.

Wednesday's program opened with a score that may not present comparable challenges: Mozart's autumnal Piano Concerto No. 27, written in 1791, the last year of his short life.

Moore recalled the time, more than 20 years ago, when the Little League team with Mel Jr. and Todd Stottlemyre, two future major leaguers, clubbed an opposing team by a score that may have been as lopsided as 30-0.

So if Morris didn't really make a "Rite of Spring" on the centenary of Stravinsky's score, that may be, in part, because he doesn't like to be told what to do, by librettos or centenaries.

This paper seeks to identify the risk factors for infection in patients with open fractures, using the strength of the association of these factors to propose a score that may enable a risk stratification when a patient is admitted.

Moreover, neither analysis included information on important co-variates that may affect 25-OHD levels such as smoking or aggregate scores of chronic disease and physiologic perturbation such as APACHE II score that may affect mortality risk [30].

The PBSS provided the advantage of also being a good predictor while providing internally consistent subscale scores that may be useful for intervention planning.

We have established a set of thresholds for Oxford scores that may help determine which THR patients are in need of postoperative evaluation.

The genetic distance is calculated from scores that may be produced in various ways.

The answers are assigned numerical scores that may be combined to provide 'scale' scores (e.g. physical functioning, symptom, distress, or well-being scales).

Consequently, there may be a short lived discrepancy between Reading ability and VIQ scores that may only be detectable at a limited set of time points.