Sentence examples for scoring concept from inspiring English sources

Next, using specific conversion factors that act accordingly to that behaviour the indicators value is converted into a credit-penalize scoring concept.

Subsequently Cabusora et al. (2005) proposed an edge score by adapting the scoring concept of Ideker et al. (2002).

People take the scoring concept very seriously, and really like the accountability and the transparency around some of these things — and the fact that they're empowered to get stuff done.

MR: Did you apply any film scoring concepts to recording the album?

This was a particular issue when scoring concepts such as anxiety, depression, orientation, social integration and cognition.

The final result is several scored concepts for each phrase.

This study developed an automatic summary assessment and feedback system based on Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA) to provide score, concept and semantic feedback, and then investigated the effects of concept and semantic feedback on the writing of summaries by students in the sixth grade.

The QMEAN Z-score concept is then extended from chains to entire biologically relevant oligomeric assemblies.

To enhance the accuracy for miRNA target prediction, we implemented the 'context score' concept during the target prediction process.

However, the notion of the "universe score" in generalizability theory is similar to the true score concept in classical test theory.

Among the 30 proteins that were lowest scored by MED, 14 showed contrary evidence and just four favorable evidence to the MED score concept.