Sentence examples for example score from inspiring English sources

The San Francisco Giants, for example, score the fewest runs per game in the majors, but that has not stopped their pitchers from performing.

Countries with abundant natural resources — the oil-rich nations of Nigeria and Angola, for example — score even worse in terms of progress on human development indicators than countries without them, and their poverty ratios decline even more slowly.

The normal marginals method yielded problematic distributions of the test statistic (5) when simulating the H 1-distribution, which may also be explained: If we split along the score r v (using the median, for example), score distributions in the subsamples will inevitably differ, causing the observed differences.

Toy-dog owners, for example, score high on the personality trait of openness, characterized by appreciation of new experiences, according to a study presented at the British Psychological Society annual conference in London in April.

We did not have data on other prematriculation covariates (for example, score on entry and exit from medical school).

An example score for an infant exclusively breastfed for 6-months would include a visit-specific breastfeeding score of 3 at each of 4 follow-up visits = 12.

An ordinary farmer, for example, scored 25, a minister 10,000, and the heir-apparent 100,000.

The Czech Republic, for example, scored well in 2002 and seems to have gone backwards since.

Lobster, for example, scores lower than tinned peaches because it is fairly high in sodium and doesn't provide as much Omega 3 fats as other fish.

(A quarter of the students admitted to this year's Harvard freshman class, for example, scored a perfect 1600, or just below it, on the SAT's).

United, for example, scored a 64 out of a possible 100 points on the University of Michigan American Customer Satisfaction Index the year before it filed for bankruptcy protection in December 2002.