"scoring scale" can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to a system for scoring or grading something. For example, "The teacher published the scoring scale for the final exam on the class website."
A prognostic scoring scale in patients surviving OHR was analysed.
scoring scale runs from 200 to 800, with 10-point increments that may represent only one additional correct answer.
Kaler, J., Wassink, G. J. & Green, L. E. The inter- and intra-observer reliability of a locomotion scoring scale for sheep.
In this article, we have presented a new approach to formulate a non-empirical scoring scale based on membrane roughness (Rrms) data obtained from atomic force microscopy.
Assessment values for lowest-level elements are calculated using a series algorithm that relates composite scores uniquely to the scoring scale.
We devised and implemented a clinical decision making scoring scale more appropriate to the topic of acute cerebral ischemia.
This procedure applied an uptake scoring scale comparing tumor uptake intensity to mediastinal blood pool background on SPECT-CT.
The mediation levels and the scoring scale were also determined and put into the C-DA program devised for the main study.
Using the qualitative scoring scale from Fig. 11, the cancer appears soft (ES1) whereas the hyperplastic nodule appears mostly stiff (ES3).
The scoring scale is from 0 (worst QOL) to 100 (best QOL) [14] Other clinical measures were evaluated as previously described [11].
Ask this person to assign you an actual grade based on the SAT scoring scale, and continue working with him or her to refine your responses.
