Sentence examples for compared scores from inspiring English sources

Each North-South pair compared scores with one East-West pair.

The study compared scores from one state to another by students from similar socioeconomic backgrounds and found that youngsters in Texas did especially well.

It compared scores of 13-year-olds in maths and science tests, calibrating the scores so that a mark of 500 was equal to the international average.

When the best Level Set and Bayesian methods were compared, scores of the latter were better.

First, we compared scores on unrelated questions of lab + lecture students to lecture-only students.

Because of these two considerations, we separately compared scores from the pre-and post-test results using the whole sample (see Fig. 3, black line) and the pre-and post-test results for the portion of the sample that participated in the delayed post-test (see Fig. 3, gray line).

ROC analyses evaluated screening accuracy, compared scoring options, and assessed concurrent validity.

The new study used statistical linking to compare scores on the national assessment, state by state, with other nations' scores on the Timss.

This time, though, it's more structured: you work through 85 levels with different challenges to complete, while comparing scores with Facebook friends.

In team competition, players sometimes take a twisted pleasure in announcing, after comparing scores, "We lost that board in both rooms".

The unit comes with a free basic membership to Microsoft's online game service, which lets you talk to other online 360 users and compare scores.