Sentence examples for attached score from inspiring English sources

Measuring in at approximately 10' by 16', the machine's flashy face merges cosmic characters and old school arcade aesthetics into a carnivalesque attraction which, with an open invitation and an attached score sheet, brings back the bygone entertainment with a competitive edge. .

The ICPT-professionals assess the ICPT-form and the attached scoring form after each session [ 9].

The algorithm inputs a network and returns it by attaching scores to each edge based on a likelihood of formation.

In order to make the results more visible) the PEI evaluators attach scores to logical statements.

To make the results more visible, the PEI evaluators attach scores to logical statements.

And although names are not attached to scores under the sport's new International Judging System (IJS), one member of the panel did consistently give Ms Sotnikova higher marks than the rest.

*Mean abundance of cells to which virus attached was scored as follows:+, moderate (10%50%% cells positive); ±, scarce (<10% cells positive); –, negative (no attachment); ++, abundant (>50% cells positive).

FRUUT allows the user to select any alignment mode combination (rooted / unrooted, ordered / unordered, local / global) and to compute optimal pairwise alignments of RNA trees with an attached significance scoring model described in Section 'p-Value computation'.

To account for this, SLiM discovery tools attempt to attach a score that indicates how unlikely a given motif is compared to other motifs in a dataset, either through an explicit heuristic [8] or by an empirical estimate [7].

The results are calculated by attaching a score of five to a first class undergraduate degree, three to a 2 1 degree, two to a 2 2 degree and one to a third class degree.

CENSHARE total score varied by type of favourite pet indicated (ANOVA P<0.001) with the least scores (most attached) being for dogs (mean score 49) and greatest scores (least attachment) being for fish (mean score 79), as would be expected from the nature of the questions.