Sentence examples for weaker scoring from inspiring English sources

As noted by Shadforth and colleagues [ 26], the APS approach removes candidate false positive hits whilst maximising true positive matches by selecting weaker scoring peptides that are consistent with higher scoring peptides in the same proteins.

Switzerland ranked second, brought down by a weaker score for its education system, while Denmark came third overall despite ranking 16th for its healthcare.

When the adolescents are classified in two categories – compulsive; non-compulsive – the firsts have higher scores of depression and weaker scores of self-esteem than the seconds.

This is also true for weaker scores like the Gardland Werley and Sarmiento scores only obtaining four different items including movement, pain, arthritis, and deformity.

The remaining 59 patients (36%) were associated with weaker scores and lower expression of cytokine-induced genes.

This method allowed non-analytical studies (eg. Case reports and case series) to contribute to the overall evidence (although at a much weaker score).

The members of the MEF2 family of BMs appear in mouse (see Table 7) with a weaker score than in Alu, (unpublished data).

The weaker score obtained with ompA was due to an insertion of 12 nt versus the environmental strain, nucleotides not present in the other isolates from human origin.

This break occurs because the pattern of the trace and the correct path candidate are different, which causes the algorithm to remove such candidates from the set since they had weak scoring when compared to the majority of the candidates.

However, the judges didn't agree; Len, in particular, thought their individual parts were terribly weak, scoring a poor 23 overall.

Patients with tumours showing strong staining had a significantly longer survival rate than patients with negative or weak scoring tumours (log-rank test; CBFB P=0.0001; SMARCC1 P=0.0001).