evidencescore
nounUK /ˈɛvɪdəns skɔː/
US /ˈɛvɪdəns skɔːr/
A number that shows how strong the proof is for something.
The scientist checked the evidencescore before saying the medicine worked.
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2. A score used in a game or test that measures how much evidence a player or team has collected.
Our team's evidencescore went up after we found three more clues.
3. A number in a computer program that tells how sure the program is about an answer.
The app showed a high evidencescore, so we trusted its answer.
4. A grade given to a piece of research based on how much proof it includes.
The report got a low evidencescore because it had only one example.