Sentence examples for using a standard scoring from inspiring English sources

Using a standard scoring method, we can calculate the general score of PCS and MCS.

Severity of mucosal inflammation was graded using a standard scoring system [ 28, 30].

The answers are then assessed using a standard scoring template with points awarded for key components of each answer.

Each study was also assigned a quality score of +1, 0, or -1 using a standard scoring system.

All had joint activity scores of at least 15 using a standard scoring system [ 11] based on that used in pediatric rheumatology clinical trials [ 12].

Body weight was assessed daily, and colon length and weight on day 12. Blinded histological assessment was made using a standard scoring system (Dieleman et al., 1998), and cytokine expression quantified by qPCR from sections of paraffin-embedded colons.

The strength of synchronization of regular patterns was measured using a standard score, the Z score of the amplitude of the central peak of the cross-correlogram [21]: Z = (Nc−Ne)/ SDe), with Nc the number of spikes in the central peak (bin = 5 ms), Ne the mean number of spikes in a 2 sec window between −1 and 1 sec, and SDe its standard deviation.

For companies that are considered to have good governance (using a standard governance scoring that is often used in the literature), we found that the observed effects are generally weaker – when the home country sets strict environmental policies, companies commonly considered to have good governance structures produce fewer emissions at home and export fewer emissions to foreign countries.

Arthritis severity was determined using a standard visual scoring system based on the degree of swelling and redness ranging from 0 to 4 for each paw.

We documented demographics, clinical characteristics, HIV status, M.tb exposure (using a standard contact score) and M.tb infection status (TST > = 10 mm).

After determination of motif (word-matching in the nucleotide string) or module (word-matching separated by flexible gaps) abundance, enrichment or depletion in the experimental dataset compared to the randomized background population is calculated using a standard Z-score.