Sentence examples for scoring an example from inspiring English sources

Mandatory and optional probes allowed the interviewer to gain examples of behavior; subsequently if insufficient information to score was not available, the interviewer asked their own supplemental questions to gain examples of behavior to allow scoring (an example of an FHI-S item is given in Fig. 1).

As examples for scoring a particular assessment, a table with difficulties from the shrimp assessment and drug assessment are posted online (http://tinyurl.com/REDShrimp and http://tinyurl.com/REDDrug).

10 We used the Cambridge diabetes risk score as an example of a simple risk score in a stepwise approach solely for demonstration.

South Africa's high unconditional efficiency score is an example.

3 A diabetes risk score is an example of a prognostic model.

Figure  1 illustrates this comparison using the genetic predisposition score as an example.

The mean squared error (MSE), also called Brier score, is an example of an accuracy measure [ 19].

A test case (PDB Id: 1CG5 and its decoy structures from Rosetta) is also provided with its scores as an example.

A strategy using the participant completed questionnaire (Finnish diabetes risk score as an example) as a prestratification tool would also have a relatively low impact on the prevention of cardiovascular disease in a population.

The unusual methodology, combining a questionnaire study and a focussed qualitative analysis of matched sub-groups differentiated maximally on stigma scores, is an example of the hybrid technique of "matching and thick description" [ 59].

Data on NS-SEC are only available from special surveys and the Townsend score, as an example of an area deprivation index, is an unsatisfactory measure when ascribed to individuals due to ecological bias.