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These biomarkers improved the classification of the clinical pulmonary infection score when combined.

The Venn diagram illustrates how the 37 AD patients score when combining the two tests.

IGN praised the soundtrack for its wide use of instruments stating, "Where other videogame scores tend to miss their mark when combining electronic and organic elements, O'Donnell and Salvatori seem to have found a rather stable balance between the two divergent sounds".

Bronchiectasis is generally given higher weightings in CT and MRI scoring systems (when combined with scores for abscess and sacculation), as well as in the tomosynthesis scoring system, compared with radiographic scoring systems (Table 7, Fig. 2), probably due to the fact that bronchiectasis is more clearly visualised.

Where appropriate, we also ask the investigator to provide Clinical Global Impressions-Tolerability (adverse event burden) and Acceptability (formulation acceptability) scores, which when combined with a CGI-I score allow the investigator to provide a composite CGI-Effectiveness score based on the balance of benefits, tolerability and acceptability.

GPs had the highest neither agree nor disagree and no response scores, 33% when combined.

Z-scores represent standard deviations, when combined with a strong corresponding p-scores indicate robust confidence.

Their pelvis X-ray showed a sacroiliitis score of ≥4 when combining scores of both right and left sides.

When combined with the PIRADS score into a combination score, diagnostic performance improved significantly.

This study shows that the pre-admission HRQOL measured with either the one-item general health question or the complete SF-36 are as good in predicting survival/mortality in ICU patients as the APACHE II score and improves prediction slightly when combined.

When combined to a score these parameters have an excellent diagnostic efficiency to quantify plaque vulnerability.