Sentence examples for a technical score of from inspiring English sources

The policy is that we will accept revisions for the technical portion of DP1 reports that received a (technical) score of less than 90 (revisions of the writing portion of your DP1 should still be coordinated with your writing instructor). The maximum revised score you can receive is 90 points.

Kim, 23, produced a superb artistic display but a technical score of only 69.69 - compared to Sotnikova's 75.54 - denied her chance to become the first person since German Katarina Witt (1984 and 1988) to retain the women's title.

All applicants for SFOD-D must be male, at least 22 years old, have a general technical score of 110 or higher.

Each gets a base value plus a grade of execution as a technical score.

Inoue and Baldwin's technical score of 66.89 points and program component score of 58.68 lifted them from fourth after the short program to first, with 181.05 points.

Goebel, the Olympic bronze medalist and 2002 world silver medalist, landed a quad salchow-triple toe loop combination and got technical scores of 5.7s and 5.8s and presentation scores of 5.6 to 5.8.

"In my Olympic moment, to skate clean was a dream come true," said Cohen, who received presentation marks of 5.8 and technical scores of 5.6 to 5.8.

Table  5 below compares the efficiency scores of hospitals by region with mean efficiency scores ranging from a technical efficiency score of 45% in the Volta region to 83% in the Northern Region.

This gives Anim hospital a technical efficiency score of 28.52%.

Among the inefficient health centres 21 (24%) had a technical efficiency score of less than 50%, 24 health centres (27%) between 50 and 74% (see Figure 1).

For example, for Kintampo district hospital with a technical efficiency score of 91.6%, Winneba district 66.4% and Lawra hospital 36.7% imply that if these hospitals were to operate efficiently, they are capable of increasing their outputs by 8.4%, 33.6% and 63.5% respectively with the same level of inputs they are currently using.