Sentence examples for annual score from inspiring English sources

The child's rank each year is the same because his annual score gain is only average.

But even a school average can wobble around its true value, so sanctions based on annual score changes run a risk of unfairness.

The League of Conservation Voters compiles information for its annual score card by analyzing selected congressional votes as selected by representatives of 27 environmental and conservation groups.

While Morgan has managed to crack the the top 10 in annual score cards of underwriting and advisory deals, it has never been able to climb to the very top where the bulk of the profits are earned.

His annual score peaked in 2003 at lucky 13percentt.

Among Myanmar universities, medical schools demand the highest test scores; whereas the annual score variations among other universities vary.

Transparency International surveys 13 institutions to figure out their annual scores, but the main focus is on bureaucratic corruption, which really only covers a small segment of the country's overall corruption problem.

The website for liberal grassroots organizer MoveOn is blacked out on Wednesday, while the Heritage Foundation, a hardline conservative think tank, said Tuesday that it opposes both SOPA and Protect IP, and will count both as "key votes," a critical metric that will be included in the group's annual "scoring" for lawmakers.

The change in Larsen score (Δ Larsen score) was calculated by subtracting the baseline score values from the respective annual scores.

These proportions are in contrast with the assumption in the ScHARR model, based on the Ontario dataset, that improvements (especially sustained improvements) in annual scores are unlikely.

Homework or tutoring was observed rarely, at only one program in Grade 2 and two programs in Grade 3. Annual scores were computed by averaging the ratings made at each observation during the school year.