Sentence examples for equal scoring from inspiring English sources

An ordinal ranking method was used where equal scoring genes are resolved arbitrarily but consistently by assigning a unique rank to each of the ties.

The approach of Bansal et al. [ 29] is, however, to find at least one tree of the optimal score and not to search for equal scoring trees.

SoDA infers only a single highest-scoring alignment, and ignores other solutions that may have equal or nearly equal scores.

Welcome to the New Math of education: chores equal scores.

Both get roughly equal scores for intelligence, trustworthiness and credibility.

This was a less equal score than for the US, Britain, India and Japan.

While equal scores may make most chemical sense in these cases, computational methods deal with this differently; some report equal scores, others generate slightly different scores for effectively equal candidates.

The result of the Mann-Whitney Wilcoxon equal scores is significant at the 10% level (p < 0.088).

But all four candidates, including two sites in Arizona and one at Mexico's San Pedro Mártir observatory, ended up with equal scores.

As anxiety indices were based on the same principle (i.e., fear of a new environment), they were given equal scores of 7 points.

Similarly, from the pair of Spain and Portugal with equal scores, Portugal was selected due to a significantly higher percentage of annual fatality reduction.