Sentence examples for designated scoring from inspiring English sources

The histological similarity of each species compared to humans was calculated according to the designated scoring criteria.

Then they would try to drag the bins into designated "scoring zones" and return to the end zone.

Some ETS employees, such as ETS scoring professionals, work part-time online or at designated scoring sites.

Their generals have designated scores of rural areas "key terrain districts".

Public colleges in many states give some guidance on desired scores, but it is impossible to monitor whether these designated scores are not pushed aside for various desired students.

In 1981, New York City schools enacted a "promotional gates" policy, under which students in grades four and seven who failed to achieve designated scores on reading and math tests would be required to repeat those grades.

The cartels are also laundering money through such innocuous-sounding enterprises as a car wash in Guadalajara, the Perfect Silhouette spa in Mexico City, the Happy Child day care center in Culiacán, and the Biosport health club in Hermosillo, according to the Treasury Department, which has designated scores of such Mexican businesses as cartel operations.

Each question was assigned with a designated score.

A semiquantitative scoring system based on the presence and severity of each of these features was used to designate scores from 0 to 3 for absent, mild, moderate, or severe injury and a cumulative total histology score was determined.

Final scores of 3-5 points, well-differentiated, were designated grade I; scores of 6 and 7 points, moderately differentiated carcinoma, were designated grade II; and scores of 8 and 9 points, poorly differentiated carcinoma, were designated grade III.

The A's slow-footed designated hitter scored a few moments later on Long's single to left, sliding home ahead of the throw.