Sentence examples for scoring example from inspiring English sources

To help illustrate these differences, Box S1 shows an example of a high scoring article, and a low scoring example.

Adjacent tissue sections were stained and scored for EphA4 depositions, Aβ plaques, pTau-positive plaques and pTau tangles (see Additional file 3: Figure S7 for scoring example).

Thus, this mapping study suggests that EQ-5D scores can be predicted using all the MSWS-12 item scores with reasonable precision in North American patients with MS (see online supplementary appendix 1 for a scoring example).

The SMMSE [ 36] is a modified version of the traditional Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) [ 38], which benefits from greater objectivity through more specific scoring examples as well as alternatives for repeated testing of the registration and delayed recall items.

For accuracy and consistency, previously scored examples of grades were reviewed before each scoring session; in addition, random previously scored slides were re-scored to assure consistency.

Seven raters scored protocols independently using guidelines proposed by Ruff (1988) and additional scoring examples developed by the primary investigator.

ACORNS reliabilities (measured using Cronbach's alpha) were 0.8 for key concepts, 0.6 for naive ideas, and 0.8 for reasoning about non-adaptive factors (for detailed scoring examples, see below).

Throughout the scoring, examples of cores scored as 1, 2 and 3 were on hand for comparison as an "internal standard".

The first three articles attempted to estimate effects of treatment or exposure on survival (example 1), group differences on outcome scores (example 2) or relative risk (example 3).

The adapted FT includes occupational therapy-specific clinical scenarios and scoring rubric examples.

Messiaen notated the bird species with the music in the score (examples 1 and 4).