Sentence examples for a greater score from inspiring English sources
A greater score suggests a greater burden of the headache.
A greater score suggests a greater burden of headache for each subscale.
We generally observed a greater score decrease (meaning improvement in QoL) among our cohort (Fig. 3).
Frailty was operationalized analogously to the social vulnerability index, in both the CSHA and NPHS, as described elsewhere.[17], [24] In brief, deficits representing self-reported symptoms, health attitudes, illnesses, and impaired functions (Table S1) were identified and given scores mapping to the 0 1 interval as described above, with a greater score corresponding to worse health status.
A greater score indicates a greater need for hemodynamic support.
A greater score represents greater instability across time.
With Rose recovering from a torn anterior cruciate ligament he sustained during last year's playoffs, a greater scoring burden has fallen on Boozer.
"Six under is a great score," Sorenstam said.
Still, fellow coaches say Calipari made a great score.
"Right now I'm 13 under par which is a great score after two rounds.
Despite its incomplete state, it's a great score, and in this instance was beautifully sung.
