Sentence examples for scoring recommendations from inspiring English sources

Based on the Delphi panel scoring recommendations [ 19] to use an algorithm to calculate total CAPL score if one domain score was missing, an overall CAPL score could be calculated for an additional 93 children.

Because no standardized scoring recommendations were provided, investigators developed their own scoring protocols and the studies are difficult to compare.

The results show that the highest scoring recommendations are all related to research activities and technical improvement.

Respiratory events were classified according to the recent scoring recommendations [ 20].

However in our cohort of patients, we found that more than half of patients (62.3%, n = 124) were actually receiving statin when statin therapy would not have been indicated based on the new pooled cohort risk score recommendations at baseline.

Since there were 20 recommendations that were each scored on five dimensions, there were 100 scores in total from 1 (the highest scoring recommendation-dimension score) to 100 (the lowest scoring recommendation-dimension score).

Those initial applications include transcripts, standardized test scores, recommendations and lists of extracurricular activities or jobs.

Admissions decisions are based on the excellence of the candidate's academic record, test scores, recommendations, and a demonstrated ability and motivation to pursue research.

If you apply ED, you need to have all of your application materials (application, supplements, appropriate test scores, recommendations, etc).

Apart from test scores, recommendations, and GPA, many colleges use admissions essays to draw out student perspectives on why they care about their intended major and the life experiences that contribute to the decision.

For each applicant, the university conducts a "whole person review" that includes considerations of racial and nonracial factors such as socioeconomic background in addition to grades, test scores, recommendations, extracurricular activities and "personal qualities" such as being kind, respected and likable — an approach Harvard said is well within the law.