Sentence examples for entry scoring from inspiring English sources

They need support for the administration of PRO questionnaires and they are disburdened from data entry, scoring and generating of reports.

Across the UK, the biggest falls in GCSE entries scoring top grades (both A* to C and A and A*) were in England.

Instead, a situation where a single residue, X, would drive specificity would be represented by all entries scoring 0.0 except position X scoring 1.0.

For the latter 74 entries, scoring functions that evaluate the complex models by regarding factors other than the contact area should be required to select the correct solutions.

Just over two-thirds (68.1%) of entries scored A* – C, down 1.3 percentage points from 2012 – the biggest fall in the exam's 25-year history.

Boys outperformed girls for the second year in a row (but not by much): 58.6% of boys' entries scored C or above, compared with 58.3% for girls.

To gain a better understanding of the characteristics of higher-scoring candidates, those who achieved a typical entry score (TES) are analysed separately.

Despite having an entry score lower than everyone else in the course, Luigi graduated solidly in the middle of his class.

In the published subject table, three of the indicators – entry scores, career prospects and student/staff ratios - are displayed in their pure form.

Although Australian universities use a range of entry requirements, setting an Ielts entry score of 6.0, for example, can make the admission process a lot simpler - too simple in Ingram's view.

"Universities are saying 'we want to up our A-level entry score because that helps our reputation and standing … we are looking at contact time because it's now a performance metric'," said one participant.