Sentence examples for score the distance from inspiring English sources
If they overlapped, we score the distance as zero.
The first two constant velocity questions were the easiest to score, the distance between the dots every 100 ms was gathered and variance in the dot trail was calibrated for equal thirds of the trail.
For the Brier score, the distance to the null model was relative large concerning the highly prevalent outcome of return to work, and notably low concerning the less prevalent outcomes of continuous long-term sickness absence and disability pension.
When calculating the Silhouette score, the distance between data points can be measured either in one dimension, for example on the x-axis, or in two dimension using vectors, as illustrated in Figure 1.
Most experienced clinicians use three archetypal criteria in the analysis of growth: the distance of the child's height to the mean of the population (either expressed as centile or as SD score), the distance between height SDS and target height (the gender-corrected mid-parental height) and growth retardation (i.e. deflection of the growth curve across the SD-lines or centiles).
Special care was taken to follow continuous epidermal cell file in scoring the distance between successive lateral organs.
We found that the higher the MRC score the shorter the distance walked and the lower the saturation of oxygen at the end of the test.
In rescoring a lattice, the acoustic score of each phone arc in the lattice was replaced by its corresponding triphone template matching score, where the distance score of Equation 4 was negated to become a similarity score.
Similarly, EHT was scored as the distance from the soil to the primary ear node, at the same developmental stage.
Presence of EhSINE1 was scored when the distance between the flanking sequences in the target strain was found to be greater than or equal to 450 bp.
Spearman's rank correlation coefficient was used to evaluate the association between the Harris hip score, the Merle d'Aubigné score, pain scores, and the distance of distal femoral stem-bone anchorage.
