The phrase "attainable score" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a score or level that is realistic and achievable in a particular context, such as exams or assessments.
Example: "Setting an attainable score for the exam will help motivate students to study effectively."
Alternatives: "achievable score" or "realistic score".
A 68, he says, would be a good, attainable score for those higher up the leaderboard.
Allen and Seaman (2007) concluded that a five or seven point scale may produce slightly higher mean scores relative to the highest possible attainable score, compared to those produced from a ten point scale, and concluded that this difference was statistically significant.
The maximum attainable score is 32.
The maximum attainable score is 100 points.
The maximum attainable score of hsGPA is 20.
Thus, the highest attainable score is 224, suggesting that the patient is asymptomatic and the lowest attainable score is 32, suggesting that the patient is very severely symptomatic.
Using dynamic programming, we efficiently find a reordering that approximates the highest attainable BLEU score given a reference and a set of reordering constraints.
Therefore, we use weights v m (m = 1, …, M to maximize the EREP ratio, subject to the condition that the highest attainable efficiency score does not exceed the maximum index value of 1 when the same weights are applied across all other years and industries.
The maximum attainable AOFAS score is 89 points after a tibio-talar arthrodesis, and after a tibio-talocalcaneal arthrodesis it is 86 points.
Namely, given the number of elements N and an attainable mmHG score s for which we want to calculate the p-value, for each 1 ≤ b ≤ N and for each 1 ≤ n1 ≤ N, let n2 (b, n1) be the maximal integer n2 so that if in a permutation π ∈ S N, b out of the first n2 entries in π are taken from the range [1,…, n1], then π satisfies HGT π (N, n1, n2, b) ≤ s.
In all three subscales, the box-plot for the complete cases showed a significant loss of subjects for which a subscale score was attainable (1097/1339 for pain, 1256/1339 for stiffness, and 527/1339 for function) as well as a relatively wide variability in the attained scores.
