Sentence examples for scoring derived from inspiring English sources

First, ProVent score was computed using point scoring derived from the β values provided by Carson et al. [ 5] and previously reported as follows: age 50 to 64 years (+1 point), age ≥65 yrs (+2 points), platelet count <150 × 10/L (+1 point), use of vasopressors (+1 point), and requirement for renal replacement therapy (+1 point).

Predictive capabilities of the ProVent score using the point scoring as initially described by Carson et al., the ProVent score using the point scoring derived from our population, and, finally, the French ProVent score were compared using receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curves and area under the curve (AUC).

Regarding the scoring derived from the hyaline membrane injury/degeneration, there was no significant difference among the four groups of current experimental setting, implying that the duration used in the current study is inadequate to cause any detrimental effect on the lung hyaline membrane formation.

Results: The risk score derived from admission demographics alone yielded an AUC of 58 ± 0.002 % to forecast future CRI.

Responses on the DISQ were coded and a total interpersonal skills score derived for each patient.

For this analysis, we adjusted the proportions based on the propensity score-derived weights.

Each of these results specific to comorbidity scoring derives from more general epidemiologic principles.

Here, the likelihood that two or more of the F2 animals scored derive from the same F1 animal is small.

Furthermore, many companies advertise ORAC scores derived from powdered concentrations — like the ones Schauss used — which lead to much higher numbers.

We developed a score derived from this previously reported TEE scoring system [37, 38].

Secondly, we only analyzed holistic and writing quality scores derived from an automated scoring system.