Sentence examples for a stable score from inspiring English sources
An increase of a few points on the SAT "or a stable score on the ACT are in some ways representing the same news," Mr. Erickson said.
The number of repetitions required to reach a stable score (defined as 2 unchanged scores in succession) averaged 4 6 repetitions for each group.
All MPTP-treated macaques reached a stable score between 21 and 25 points that was maintained over a period of 2 months of MPTP washout.
During the preliminary session, the 2-second pace segment of the PASAT was administered repeatedly, with breaks, until a stable score was obtained in order to counter any practice effects during the experimental sessions.
In terms of F1-score, DB performs much better than all the other methods having a stable score around 98.5% whereas our closest competitor, SVDetect, stabilizes at around 95.5%.
For a more stable score on engagement overall, total engagement rating scores were calculated by summing participants' ratings to four Likert-style items on the engagement survey: (1) This activity was engaging; (2) This activity was boring (reverse coded); (3) I wanted to complete this activity; (4) Overall, I found this learning experience to be worth the effort.
The patients with early OA treated with PRP displayed an "intermediate" effect, having stable score at 2 and 6 months, while the LMW-HA group worsened.
The other college testing service, the ACT, has also announced a stable average score, of 21 (equivalent to about 990 on the SAT).
The choice of 30 samples was based on empirical discovery of the minimum number of one second samples needed to provide a stable average score, as follows.
Amongst patients with a stable EDSS score at week 48 (change from baseline <1.0 point), a greater proportion showed a ≥20% improvement on the T100MW than on the T25FW (23.0% vs. 10.3%; P = 0.0025; Fig. 4).
For our analysis of P1, an unstable protein was defined as having a score less than 0.2, while a stable protein scored greater than 0.75.
