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Yet, they show how learners attempt to express their intended meanings and ideas, elaborate them, interpret them and even sum up points.

Owing to the very high photoconversion efficiency of EGFP with RiMOS (Figure 1B) and efficient deconvolution after denoising (Figure 2F), the resolution limitation by Nyquist sampling rate (∼8 nm) was much lower than the localization precision, even after our reconstruction program summed up points with short blinking into a single point (see Materials and Methods for reconstruction program).

Summing up that point, she added: "The dose makes the poison".

Each participants score was calculated by summing up of total points of all the items.

Rowing chief David Tanner, summing up the Olympic regatta, pointed out it was the best ever for a British team.

Total score for AUDIT-C was counted by summing up the points (range 0 3) for each item and using the cut-off points recommended for Finns to define risky drinking among males (≥6) and females (≥5) [ 38].

Each subject's score was then calculated by summing up the points of all variables.

We then calculated each subject's LEA risk score by summing up the points of all variables present on admission.

Each person's total Procedural Independent Mortality Risk PIMRR) score was then calculated by summing up the points of all significant procedural groups for which they had been coded.

In a paper on the overall ratings of confidence in effect estimates, the potential for arriving at a non-plausible grading of evidence in summing up the points of each of the validity criteria has been addressed (25).

After summing-up points for the 16 items the studies are grouped by the following quartiles: (1) extremely poor quality (0 24); (2) poor quality (25 49); (3) fair quality (50 74); and (4) high quality (75 100) [ 11].> The QHES evaluation was conducted independently by two researchers.