Sentence examples for analyzing scores from inspiring English sources

Bernstein teaches students with a blend of revelatory nuance in analyzing scores and sensitivity to the intimately physical side of piano playing.

But as the researchers showed through analyzing scores from nearly 200 golfers at the university's course, bad players are less consistent than better performers, so the bad golfer's handicap is less representative of how that person typically plays.

We measured learning outcomes by analyzing scores on pre- and posttests given before and after the service-learning program.

Student's t test and two- way ANOVA with LSD as a post hoc test were used for statistical analyses in most cases, Kaplan– Meier estimation for evaluating mortality data, and Kruskal– Wallis analysis for analyzing scores.

Dr. Bull, who has analyzed scores of interrogation tapes, said the police had reported no drop-off in the number of confessions, nor major miscarriages of justice arising from false confessions.

In 2004, James D. Fearon, a political scientist at Stanford, published a study, "Why Do Some Civil Wars Last So Much Longer Than Others?," in which he and a colleague analyzed scores of civil wars fought between 1945 and 1999.

She has collected and analyzed scores of real estate documents and has warned the commission of the wider impact of granting Stahl its request.

To balance the samples, we attributed these 11 to group 1, which resulted in 108 samples in group 1 and 128 in group 2. Besides, using ANOVA, we analyzed scores in ecological product preference (Tables 11 and 12).

Similarly, Sasaki (1996) analyzed scores of several English tests taken by 160 Japanese university students and concluded that both the higher-order model and the correlated model equally fit.

The four analyzed scores presented good calibration, but discrimination seems better in SAPS III.

We analyzed scores as dependent variable in a LMM with species-specific random intercepts and 'treatment' as another random factor.