Scores were based on the time it took to finish, with deductions for wrong answers and unanswered clues.
In their latest form, the scores were based on a 5-point rating system – 1 being the top score – with annual bonuses tied directly to the scores.
The scores were based on complication and survival rates, whether the groups used the best surgical technique and whether patients were being sent home with certain medicines that research has shown to be beneficial after this type of surgery.
The scores were based on the ability to swallow liquid, soft, and solid diets [3, 14].
MEASURES: Cognitive reserve scores were based on a combination of years of education, a measure of occupational attainment, and an estimate of premorbid intelligence.
The yeast growth scores were based on the colony color, which ranged from white (scored 0) through brown to near- black (scored 8).
McDonnell et al. [33] used MMSE scores to model disease decline; MMSE scores were based on a trial that the study followed [38].
Scores were based on a system that awarded three points for completing a task's primary objectives, and then a bonus point for doing so without any human intervention.
Learning scores were based on the difference between the proportions of time babies spent fixating on the target object in the mapping test and the proportion they had spent looking at it when it was presented silently with the distractor.
Scores were based on the number of correct syllables (maximum 46).
Scores were based on the temporal overlap between vaccine-induced protection and circulating strains.
