Sentence examples for weighting of scoring from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 2 A comparison of the weighting of scoring components (percentage of total score) in three radiographic scoring systems [11, 13, 18], one tomosynthesis scoring system [5], eight CT scoring systems [22, 23, 25, 27, 28, 30, 32, 34], and one MRI scoring system [9].

He described a 5-step process including translations and back-translations by qualified people, a committee review of these translations and back-translations, pre-testing for equivalence, and finally a re-examination of the weighting of scores.

We also used the Rega scores without the suggestions about weighting of scores for boosted PI drugs and NNRTI.

Previous reports mainly focused on the prognostic value of individual embryo scores, in which the relative weighting of score components was determined arbitrarily rather than by objective or statistical methods [15], [18].

As the scope of this review primarily was to collate the existing evidence base, a potential weighting of scores was not considered.

This weighting of scores on the same scale allowed us to compare the two types of mobility and modulators, and also compare the patients.

It allows for discussion of the relevance of scores, the difficulties encountered and the between-group variability, and preparation for the formal weighting of scores to be used for the dose calculations.

Three further actions were planned, as described in Figure 1: extensive clinical testing for psychometric properties, randomized clinical trials including validation, and comparative studies for weighting of scores in cross-cultural studies.

But in the end King's weight of scoring was simply too much for the Russian, who had only just scraped through the preliminary round.

The default weights of score terms are the optimal values obtained on a subset of diverse SCOP domains (Wang et al., 2009).

The final quality predictor score for a residue is calculated as a weighted mean of its own value and the values associated to surrounding residues: (6) s i = ∑ j w j s j with s i representing the final score at position i, w j the weight of score at position j and s j the score at position j.