Sentence examples for used score from inspiring English sources

As usual, the judges used score cards separating the elements of a performance: swing feel, tone and so on.

Throughout recent decades, the Kujala score has been the most widely used score for the evaluation of patellofemoral joint diseases.

However, there is no widely used score specifically designed to predict the likelihood of early intensive care unit (ICU) admission or death in undifferentiated emergency department (ED) resuscitation room patients.

A commonly used score to predict the likelihood of HIT is the "4 Ts" score introduced in 2003.

The oldest and most widely used score is the FICO score -- the original score created by the Fair Isaac Company (thus, FICO) many years ago, when it was rarely disclosed to consumers.

A commonly used score (HAS-BLED) includes known predictors of warfarin-related bleeding: uncontrolled high blood pressure (H), abnormal kidney function (A), previous stroke (S), known previous bleeding condition (B), previous labile INR when on anticoagulation (L), elderly as defined by age over 65 (E), and drugs associated with bleeding (e.g. aspirin) or alcohol misuse (D).

Fair Isaac developed the FICO scores, which are the most widely used scores for assessing credit risk.

He used scores, played in a dimly lit hall, gave no encores and seemed intensely self-absorbed.

Craig Watts, a spokesman for FICO, the company that developed the most widely used scores for assessing credit risk, agreed.

The Epworth Sleepiness Scale (ESS) is a widely used scoring to measure excessive daytime sleepiness.

It may be freely used; scoring parameters are available upon request.