Sentence examples for suspicion score from inspiring English sources

If the cleric lives in Peshawar, the man's suspicion score rises further.

Data-mining software develops profiles by taking into account all web pages visited by a computer user; if a suspect visits a stamp-collecting website, the suspicion score is lowered.Such profiling increasingly relies on "sentiment analysis".

This schematic view of targets location, size, extent, and suspicion score allows fast selection of the most significant targets, highly appreciable during the biopsy session.

Puech et al. designed a CADx system that successfully determined five-level malignancy suspicion score based on wash-in and wash-out slope values of prostate cancer foci [ 14].

Among active surveillance candidates, repeat biopsy using MRI targeting demonstrates high sensitivity in confirming low-risk disease in low suspicion score lesions and risk upgrading in highly suspicious lesions [ 12].

The simpler reporting is a plain-text prose description of the lesion(s), detailing its (their) location (based on the recommended 27 regions standard diagram), size (in mm) in at least 2 dimensions, MRI appearance on T2, DWI and DCE sequences, Pi-RADS suspicion score (5-point scand), and likelihood of extraprostatic spread.

A numeric level of suspicion (LOS) score was calculated based on all these elements and taking into consideration the intensity and colour polarity of blush areas as well as the shape of dynamic curves, as follows: where P is the colour polarity (red, orange, blue), S is the dynamic curve shape, I is the maximum intensity and A is the area of interest in cm.

Those were the mayor's first extensive comments on the investigation, in which a grand jury in the Bronx is reviewing the suspicion that scores of officers fixed tickets.

My own suspicion is, scores of people have left the church for precisely this reason: to unlearn much of the nonsense they were told they had to believe... things they know are just not so (i.e., creationism versus evolution).

For a new opera to be taken to heart so quickly by both companies and audiences is unusual, and for some at least, one immediate response might be the suspicion that the score is either sentimental or musically so conservative that no one could find it objectionable.

In a sport long associated with dreamers and schemers, the suspicion of a score too good to be true comes on the heels of the Breeders' Cup races held Saturday at Arlington Park near Chicago, where a record of $115 million was bet on track and at off-track facilities.