"competent score" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a score or grade that demonstrates a satisfactory level of skill or ability. Example: The job requires a minimum competent score on the proficiency test.
In 2011, Australia made competent scores of 273 and 210, which became match-winning given Lyon and Shane Watson took down Sri Lanka's first innings for 105.
IAPCC-SV scores of ≥60 were considered "culturally competent" and scores were compared with the t-test for matched pairs.
13 When general competencies of public health nurses in the USA were assessed, it was found that they did not feel more than minimally competent with scores averaging 2.5 out of 5. 16 Our finding that Australian nurses scored much higher in a specialist area, such as bioterrorism, is indicative of good national standards.
Williams is averaging a career low 2.6 assists per game on plays finished at the rim, underscoring the Nets' lack of competent inside scoring, while his assists on 3-pointers are currently a season high, according to Hoopdata.com.
And Ozil, who himself has been hindered by injury and poor form, produced a competent display, scoring the second when he steered his shot past David Stockdale.
Subjects willing to enrol, were community-living, mobile, and mentally competent (mini mental score examination > 26/30), (Folstein et al. 1975) and gave written consent.
Florida had initially determined that Hall was mentally disabled in 1992, but later found him competent after he scored 71 on an IQ test, the minimum under Florida law.
Score fusion is a very competent fusion approach and weighted score fusion is the most preferable score fusion approach.
The score is competent if generic.
