The phrase "a poor score for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or performance of something, indicating that the score received is not satisfactory.
Example: "The student received a poor score for the math exam, which affected their overall grade."
Alternatives: "an unsatisfactory score for" or "a low score for".
For the SF-36 MCS, a difference in BMI of 5 would involve a 9% higher risk of a poorer score for the person with the higher BMI.
Examining ΔPRI showed that 38.8% and 55.7% of primary reviewer scores did not change postdiscussion (table 2), while 18.5% and 13.2% of scores shifted to a better score, and 42.7% and 31.1% of scores shifted to a poorer score for the face-to-face and teleconference settings, respectively (see online supplementary table S2).
After model adjustment (Table 3), the SF-36 PCS showed that for 2 people of the same age, the same sex, the same primary disease, and operated with the same surgical approach, a difference in BMI of 1 was associated with an 8% increased risk of a poorer score for the person with the higher BMI.
For some, the January tests offer a chance to improve a poor score from a past year; for others, it is a practice exam.
A poor scoring from Audit Integrity was generally enough for us to drop a company from consideration.
But if an enterprising politician were to use a poor score to press for reform, the numbers might do as much good as the money that follows them.
A poor score is used for severe sequelae of the treated breast.
If you end up getting a poor score on your exam, for example, you won't have been blind-sided.
The country also has a very poor score for rates of communicable diseases and health indicators in general.Mauritius, the second-highest-ranked Sub-Saharan economy, also scores poorly on university education and labour markets.
Similarly, if the model predicts a pair of output spikes for every single output spike of the neuron, again, the two spike trains would carry almost exactly the same amount of information, but the GCF will give a rather poor score for the performance of the model (because only ∼50% of the spikes are predicted).
