Sentence examples for scoring practice from inspiring English sources

Just as Welles threw out the cinematic rulebook with his direction, Herrmann (or Benny, as he was known), likewise ditched virtually every accepted scoring practice.

The availability of the Czech data might enable cross-nation comparisons, provided it can be established that scoring practice across countries are the same.

A calibration group (consisting of researchers from the EST-frame project team) developed a guidance document in order to help standardise the reviews and engaged in dialogue about correct scoring practices across the evaluators.

Higher scoring practices are unlikely to include lower scoring doctors.

This allowed the largest rate ratios seen for the categorical variables to be compared directly to the rate ratios for the continuous variables and allowed low scoring practices to be compared to high scoring practices (5th vs 95th percentiles).

However, lower scoring practices require further investigation at the level of the individual doctor to distinguish higher and lower scoring general practitioners.

It illustrates the extent to which the variation in mean communication scores between individual doctors (within practices) was greater than the variation between practices and suggests that within practice variability in doctors' scores was greater in the lower scoring practices.

Activities such as the maintenance of disease registers, high levels of prescribing and opportunistic screening may be driving this in high scoring practices.

To some degree, the estimate of unit-level variance may also reflect shared assessment and scoring practices that develop within unitsa.

Variables considered were randomisation arm, age, sex, Townsend score, practice and 2 way interactions with randomisation arm.

To score practice quality indicators, items of the practice questionnaires were aggregated using the homogeneity analysis by alternating least squares (HOMALS).