Sentence examples for this single score from inspiring English sources

If only one core score was available, for example owing to lack of appropriate cell types or core loss, this single score was used; a method that has been validated previously (Camp et al, 2000; Torhorst et al, 2001)).

This gives a single score representing the extent of recoding in the whole protein.

QALYs are a measure of disease burden that combines an assessment of length of life with quality life and presents this as a single score.

This single average score represents the composite anxiety score.

One intuitive method of addressing this challenge assigns different weights to different features, subsequently combining this information into a single score, named the compound covariate.

As a result, DIANA-mirExTra provides a combinatorial hexamer score in which the -lnp value of hexamer 1 is multiplied by a weight of 0.6 and added to the -lnp value of hexamer 2, and hexamer 3 is not taken This approach allows a single score per miRNA that takes into account the whole active region of the 8 first nucleotides of the miRNA.

This output generated a single score per sliding window along the length of the alignment that was used to determine the level of nucleotide variation within a group of sequences (average group LOHA), as opposed to pairwise comparisons within the alignment (LOHA).

This resulted in a single score for each student for SC1 and a single score for each student for SC2.> Data were assessed for normality using the Shapiro-Wilk test.

We address this by assigning a single score to each assembly using a method similar to that described by Abbas et al.

Panel members were then invited, in light of this information, to provide a single score for each revised statement, allowing each Panel member to re-evaluate their position and take account of the controlled feedback from the Panel as a whole.

This justifies the use of a single score as a summation of all items.