Sentence examples for scoring that is from inspiring English sources

One scoring that is resistant to the detailed encoding used is based on the simple presence or absence of a given substructure, and assessing the frequencies and presence of some 600 common substructures provided a novel and useful metric, even with Tanimoto [21].

An SCT scoring panel of experienced GPs will be established to ensure scoring that is relevant to the GP trainee context.

We validate and recommend CISH as an appropriate assay for HER2 scoring that is easy to interpret and requires equipment readily found in, or that can be adapted to, all pathology laboratories.

Caspase 1 (CaSP1), a member of cysteine-aspartic acid protease family is an example of innate immune response gene under positive selection in primates (rank 31 in site-based and 26 in sliding window scoring) that is also located on a positively selected allele in humans.

No significant change in scoring, that is, from 0/1+ to 2+ or 3+, was detected.

RF offers a third paradigm for scoring that is conceptually similar to the coefficient approach of the multi-locus linear methods, though distinct in implementation.

And it was one of the tail-enders in the scoring that was noteworthy.

"I wanted Maryland to stop scoring, that was the first thing," Krzyzewski said.

They settled on a hybrid type of scoring that was partially automated.

"As part of the review, next year Australia can choose to continue with costly and disruptive policy chaos and political point-scoring that is impacting on investment, electricity prices and energy security.

Bale's month-by-month reminder of every speech, promise, gaffe, clarification and forgotten mini-crisis of the past five years graphically illustrates the depressing pettiness, obsessive poll-watching and point-scoring that is the stuff of modern politics.