Sentence examples for equal marks from inspiring English sources

Against that background he earns equal marks for keeping his contribution so high.

In the recent PISA test, the United States and Slovakia got roughly equal marks (481 and 482 respectively) in mathematics, but America spent more than twice as much per head ($115,000 versus $53,000) in purchasing-power-parity terms to achieve its score.

The approximate equal marks in Equations (3) and (4) come from neglecting the variation of R D and R bi with τ, respectively.

It is the same as that for SQ for "overtreatment" price-vectors (defined by P h − C h > P l − C l ), it is the same as that for SQ & AP for "equal mark-up" price-vectors (defined by P h − C h = P l − C l ), and it is E α AP UT (π c ) = E β AP UT (π c ) = q l V − P l for "undertreatment" price-vectors (defined by P h − C h < P l − C l ).

For our testers, aged eight to 15, posh and expensive did not always equal high marks: "Sometimes cheap chocolate tastes better – like Tesco's 30p chocolate," reasoned one tester.

This method, however, has the disadvantage of leaving the class probabilities undefined and of giving equal performance marks to points that are at different distances away from their corresponding assigned clusters.

If you ever want to do a physics paper perfectly, you need to know that answering more questions equal more marks (hopefully).

These were recoded as follows: a correct answer equaled one mark, an incorrect answer equaled zero, and "don't know" equaled zero marks.

The control is an area of equal size marked adjacent to it.

A draw away in DC would equal that mark, if you're into omens, but NY would really like a win to right the ship now.

Five races remain, including an Olympic test event in Sochi, Russia; a fifth title would equal the mark of the Austrian legend Franz Klammer.