Sentence examples for using a scoring method from inspiring English sources

It would be clinically useful if we could predict the chemoradiosensitivity of ESCC using a scoring method of clinical and pathological factors such as the Van Nuys Prognostic Index in breast cancer [ 15].

The extent of outgrowth of intersegmental vessels (ISVs) was determined using a scoring method that takes into account both the approximate number of outgrowing vessels (100, 75, 50, 25, or 0%) and the average degree to which these vessels have extended into the trunk from the dorsal aorta/posterior cardinal vein (DA/PCV) (100, 75, 50, 25, or 0%).

The resulting differences in area should be taken into account when using a scoring method worldwide.

Optimal probe sets were selected for each gene using a scoring method established to assess specificity, coverage and degradation resistance.

In the case of data from pedigrees, alignments are evaluated simultaneously across pedigree members at every position using a scoring method that assumes Mendelian variant segregation.

Labelled sections were analysed by three independent scientists in a blinded fashion by using a scoring method, where 0 = negative and 1 = positive staining for PLA2R.

Another way to address unequal scores between different association relationships in a WAF test following Read's (1998) format might be to use a scoring method that gives credit for both associate selection and distractor rejection, which was used in Greidanus and Nienhus (2001) as a way to counteract guessing (see Scoring WAT Tests later in this paper).

One way to overcome this problem is to use a scoring method where variance of node scores is accounted for.

Therefore, to find a correlation threshold where the partitioning of regulators into mutually interfering sets is optimized, we use a scoring method that quantifies levels of interference.

To take this into account, we have to adjust the maximal rank m according to the number of elements in each list in the normalization step and use a scoring method that produces comparable scores even if the length of rank vector varies.

We used a scoring method for the frequency of alcohol consumption as follows: 0.5 for an occasional drink, 1.5 for 1 2 days/week, 3.5 for 3 4 days/week, 5.5 for daily with day off drinking and 7 for daily without day off drinking.