Sentence examples for critical score from inspiring English sources

For a week, some congressional insiders had been whispering that the critical "score" from the Congressional Budget Office, on the legislation that narrowly passed the House earlier this month, might not provide any real deficit savings.

But if it's the critical score in a key game, I'll be out of my seat".

Discriminant scores for group means (group centroids): successful group = −0.690; unsuccessful group = 1.034; and critical score = 0.667.

The critical score (i.e., the value dividing GR from BR) is 0.667, i.e., the mean value of the group centroids of the two groups (−0.690 and 1.034 for GR and BR, respectively) (Table 5).

A year ago, faced with a similar scenario in their Six Nations opener in Paris, they turned a 16-3 deficit after 20-odd minutes into a 24-19 lead with just four minutes remaining, only to concede the critical score at the death.

Each new patient with dental Class II malocclusion at CS 1 2 who will show an individual score smaller than the critical score is expected to respond favorably to RME treatment in terms of at least 2.50 mm of improvement in molar relationship.

Overseas audiences also frequently dispute critical scores.

Our work highlights that critical scoring and sampling improvements will be necessary to approximate conformational landscapes.

Despite speculation that Woodson might move away from Lin as a featured player, Lin continues to provide critical scoring and playmaking.

"I think every game for the Colts is going to come down to Peyton has to play very well, and they have to get some critical scoring stops.

Disney marketers validated the growing impact of such critical scoring this month when they included Rotten Tomatoes' "98percentt Fresh" rating in advertisements for the studio's animated film "Up".