Sentence examples for a wide score from inspiring English sources

The school-by-school report cards showed a wide score gap between blacks and whites in the early grades that persisted through the eighth grade, across urban and suburban, affluent and poor districts.

A wide score range was observed for each section of both tests.

We do not expect a wide score gap between both groups, given that students from the VB group spent only 180.6 s, on average, watching the animation.

Scoring soles, observer 2 had a wide category for score 3; observer 3 had a wide score 1 category and a narrow score 2 category compared with the other two observers.

Make the goal an inch or two bigger all around, give the shooters some net to actually shoot at, force the defense to cover a wider scoring area, and make the goalies work for their shutouts.

At present the EQ-5D tends to provide a wider scoring range and better completion rates than the SF-6D [ 23] and tends to provide more favourable cost-effectiveness ratios [ 30].

The Liberal Democrats are unchanged on 9%, a buoyant Scottish National party climbs one to a Britain-wide score of 5%.

Interventions evaluated using the instrument may also show smaller utility gains (higher cost-utility estimates), than might be seen in adult populations where the EQ-5D is used, which has a significantly wider score range.

Balls went wide (scoring an automatic run for the opposition), easy balls were muffed by fielders, and several hard-hit ones crashed off the fence for automatic 6s.

The RFFT has well defined scoring rules and a wide range of scores and was investigated in various patient populations.

Nevertheless, within the sample, there was a wide range of score changes between testing points, with some individuals increasing their score and others showing either no change or a fall in score (see Table 1).