Sentence examples for at every score from inspiring English sources
The phrase "at every score" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something occurs at each instance or point in a series, often in a context related to scoring or measuring. Example: "The team celebrated at every score, cheering loudly for each point they earned."
We calculated the prevalence of MRSA infection at every score value in the development cohort and compared these results to the prevalence in the validation cohort to assess calibration.
At the 1985 world championships in Montreal, he took photographs of all 305 entrants, and his magazines printed every score at a world championships or an Olympics.
Once he could say to himself, at the head of every score, "the moral of this tale is the acceptance of one's lot," Wagner became free to portray human beings engaged in the precise opposite: his characters defy conventional morality, they pursue illicit love, they break and remake social contracts.
Mr. Guo said volunteers checked every score -- 15,000 at the time -- for copyright violations.
In addition, it is one of the only methods to provide the user with confidence scores at every position; these confidence scores can be used to prune positions whose phase is uncertain and thus substantially increase the overall accuracy.
The resulting random, core and conserved promoter sequences were scanned for all JASPAR and public TRANSFAC TFBSs at every integer matrix score threshold from 60% up to 100%.
For creatinine, we found a significant increase of 2.91 in the OR for death (CI 1.92 to 4.40, P<0.001) at every creatinine Z score change (Table 2).
Ireland are a big challenge, but Wales have an enormous ability to play turnover ball back at you and score every time".
In particular, we plotted precision and recall averages from our benchmark results for every method at different score cut-offs (Fig. 2B).
They spent up to an hour at every level ushering scores of terrified shoppers – and screening them simultaneously – to safety.
As he does at every event, he scored American trade deals as "stupid" and said that he alone, among the candidates, would stand up for workers.
