Sentence examples for drop in score from inspiring English sources

In fact, you have to look at the bottom 20 on the list just to find a larger drop in score.

All parrots showed higher response scores to familiar than unfamiliar handlers, but in the control group there was a significant drop in score from the familiar to the unfamiliar handler (t-test; P<0.0005) while in the enriched group the scores with familiar and unfamiliar handlers were similar.

Its steepest drop in score compared to last year was in contributions to international prosperity and equality ― how much a country contributes in terms of free and open trade and spreading wealth.

If you're working your way up, it's important you rarely apply for new credit, because hard inquiries on your credit report (when a potential creditor requests your report to make a lending decision) will hurt your credit score a little bit, and a lot of those inquiries in a short period of time can add up to a huge drop in score.

Improvement in the core sets is measured by a drop in score; therefore overall improvement is restricted by an upper bound of 100%.

To fulfil the criteria for each of the UHR groups, quantitative evidence of functional impairment is also required as measured by a 30% drop in score on the Social and Occupational Functioning Scale (SOFAS) [ 28].

The drop in scoring efficiency across Chelsea's attacking department takes them well below par.

A sharp drop in scores when the tests were closely monitored this past spring by the school district only heightened suspicions.

But the federal education secretary, Arne Duncan, said that New Yorkers should "absolutely not be alarmed" by a drop in scores.

The change stemmed mostly from the drop in scores of white 12th graders, a steeper falloff than that of black 12th graders.

Despite the drop in scores, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg appeared on Wednesday at a news conference just as he had in years when results were rosier.