Sentence examples for a score of one from inspiring English sources

A score of one or two on the six-level Mattiasson Nilo scale was classified as low physical activity [ 40].

Each item received a score of one or zero depending on whether or not it fulfilled the criterion.

Each condition was assigned a score of one, two, three or six, depending on its association with the risk of dying.

An NHS eating disorder unit in Stockton-on-Tees was given a score of one in March 2015.

Public volunteers are asked to rate the abundance of berries on each plant, with a score of one meaning no fruit and five being exceptional.

A score of one means the cereal is rejected, two requires immediate improvement, and three is perfect.

Under gini, a score of one would be a completely unequal society; zero would be completely equal.

He said he still recalled the night before the 1986 Open, which was won by Raymond Floyd with a score of one under par.

"Erdős numbers" work a little like the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon game in cinema: you get a score of one if your name appears with Erdős's at the top of a paper; you get two if you've written with someone who has a score of one, and so on.

Kevin Tway posted a score of one-under-par 70.

It took a score of one-under 143 to qualify for the final 36 holes, breaking last year's record cut score at Royal Troon by three shots.