Sentence examples for a definitive score from inspiring English sources

Still, it is hard to dispute Mr. Levine's observation that there will never be a definitive score for the work.

And the value of the relationship is evaluated with a definitive score - the player's score for 18 or 72 holes - that is documented for all to see.

Ratings were made by three clinicians who were blinded to diagnosis and age of the subjects, and a definitive score was assigned through consensus [ 23].

Therefore, a definitive truth score for IHC protein expression of HER2 or Ki-67 is not readily available.

24 Thus, the tool was used to help identify potential methodological weaknesses rather than to provide a definitive quality score for each study.

Heard alongside the movements of the orchestral Suite and the final definitive score it seems far more impressionistic with fewer hard edges, and underlines again how extraordinarily instinctive and sure Sibelius's sense of form - and of his own musical voice - was.

The model that is based on the authors own patient group, which is not large enough to fully evaluate a large number of potential prognostic factors, is meant to illustrate this point rather than to provide the definitive score.

His violin concerto and his piano concerto are universally familiar, and the ballets -- "Swan Lake," "Sleeping Beauty" and "The Nutcracker" -- are definitive scores.

In case of discrepancy, definitive scoring was obtained by consensus.

The definitive scoring system and clinically relevant thresholds will be determined in the validation phase of the study, which is already underway.

Only in one case — a straight New York to Manila round-trip request — did the Web score a definitive victory over an agent at a Filipino storefront in Woodside, Queens, and then only by about $50.