Sentence examples for compared scoring from inspiring English sources

In his acclaimed autobiography Full Time, the anxious and less-than-prolific striker Cascarino compared scoring with masturbation: "I've always found sex to be an absolute pleasure, but scoring goals has only ever brought relief".

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

To reduce this disadvantage, we compared scoring standards of both groups of assessors, by letting them score a Dutch and a German candidate who had been video recorded during a pilot assessment.

Where individual items were missing within two measures reported as categorical data the 15 item geriatric depression scale 18 and the standardised mini-mental state examination 19 we compared scoring the missing item as zero or the maximum possible for that item with data retained only if a participant was classified in the same category in either case.

Where individual items were missing within the SMMSE we compared scoring the missing item as zero or the maximum possible for that item with data retained only if a participant was classified in the same category (<10, 10+) in either case.

Comparing scoring systems is a mathematical question for which there is a quantifiable answer.

When the tryouts ended, the jurors compared scores.

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

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

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

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