subscore

The essay subscore contributes about 28% to the total writing score, with the multiple choice questions contributing 70%.

However, it is notable that he gave this product a subscore of 3 out of 5 for pricing/value.

The magazine rated the game 83% overall with its highest subscore in playability and lowest in graphics and sound.

Thomas gave the music a subscore of 7.5/10, the highest of any element of the game, and noted that its themes would be memorable to players.

A subscore of HSK is a scaled score with 50 as the mean score and 15 the standard deviation.

At corrected age of 6 months, the intervention group performed significantly better on the problem-solving subscore of the Ages and Stages questionnaire (53.4 vs 49.5 points).

For example, a computer with the lowest subscore being its memory, would benefit more from a RAM upgrade than adding a faster hard drive (or any other component).

The Jankovic Rating Scale (JRS) severity subscore six weeks after injection was the primary outcome assessed by a blinded independent investigator.

Measures include muscle strength of the lower limbs using a hand-held dynamometer, gait analysis impairments, walking abilities (COVS subscore), compliance, and subjective comments from each participant.

The activities of daily living (ADL) subscore of the UPDRS captures the impact of PD on daily function.

File consisting of various texts, including On the Methodology and Implementation of a Procedural Theory of Music, A Methodologic Inquiry into Computer Composition and Subscore Manipulation as a Tool for Compositional and Sonic Design.