Sentence examples for example scoring from inspiring English sources

Mark Cosgrove's reconstructed team has shown more promise this season (they could hardly fail to do that after all) but this setback may take a bit of getting over – the captain himself should aim to lead by example, scoring some much needed runs to end an uncharacteristic lean spell.

At 30 years old, Lyon's Lotta Schelin is one of the more experienced names who will be on show, and she has led the line by example, scoring 11 times in qualifying to date.

An example scoring sheet is included in Additional file 1.

For example, scoring photographs and videos of footrot this was for scores 1 and 2. Visual representation of thresholds, and where a discrepancy lay could help train observers and reduce between observer differences and so improve reliability.

The studies used a range of methods to analyse decision appropriateness, such as calculating agreement with the decision appropriateness assessment standard (for example, percentage agreement with an expert panel's decisions), or calculating quality scores (for example, scoring GPs a point for an appropriate decision then calculating a mean score) (Table  3).

Figure 1 Example scoring for in-degree method.

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.

(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.

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