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Other studies have also shown that either quantity or intensity scores of certain proteins are predictive of survival (McCawley et al, 2011; Sinicrope et al, 2008).

In addition to the dominant cluster 1, two smaller clusters (2; purple, and 3; pink, Figure  2) with samples sharing elevated scores of certain gene sets were also observed.

We reported recently that short-term treatment with liraglutide did not only reduce food intake and visceral fat adiposity but also decreased the scores of certain parameters of eating behavior during hospitalization [ 8].

Interestingly, the comparison result revealed that the TFs associated with up- and down-regulated genes are the same between two studies where the motif enrichment scores of certain TFs such as MYB, bZIP, ZnF and ERF are much higher in the current study, highlighting the possible role of these TFs in anoxic adaptation.

Second, a growing body of evidence suggests that, across a wide range of countries, scores on certain measures of cognitive skills or ability including the Raven's Progressive Matrices used in our study—are increasing over time.

To date, commonly used diagnostic tools are limited to physical examination and scoring of certain clinical features of RA, radiographic scoring of erosion and serum markers of matrix degradation.

Days of disease onset and peak clinical score were determined from the time course of mean clinical scores of a certain experimental group (Tab. 1).

b) Score based on distribution for all nodes versus distribution for neighbors Alternatively, one can perform a statistical comparison test (e.g., a t-test or a non-parametrical test such as u-test) to assess whether the distribution of the adjacent nodes' scores of a certain feature j differs from the distribution of scores for all nodes.

This seems notable given the reported association of higher migraine frequency with higher scores for certain domains of PSQI such as "cannot get to sleep within 30 minutes," "wake up in the middle of the night or early morning," and "bad dreams" among migraineurs [21].

"There are huge differences in test scores for certain groups of students," Dr. Goldstein said.

The fact that both groups experienced increases in scores on understanding of certain concepts suggests the effect of some confounding variables.