Sentence examples for extended the score from inspiring English sources

But Ito extended the score to 30-20 early in the fourth quarter with a 51-yard field goal.

"I was especially proud that everybody got to play 20 about 20 minutes each today and we didn't really lose the lead, we extended everything that we did, and when I say extended, we extended the score, and sometimes that doesn't happen," Baylor Coach Kim Mulkey said.

The new release included bonus tracks that extended the score 27 minutes longer than the original release.

Williams completed his hat-trick on the hour after Smith had demonstrated the dribbling skills that once earned him a trial at Everton and the scrum-half took his goal tally to six from seven attempts to extend the score to 40-4.

Concurrent validity indicates that the scale correlates very highly with SOGS but extends the score range.

More research is needed to extend the score test on scaled Schoenfeld residuals to case-cohort data.

16PF originates from the five primary traits, similar to FFM, but the main difference is that 16PF extends the scoring on the second-order traits as well, providing multi-leveled information describing the personality profile of the human subject [49].

The EMSE extends the scores at the high end of the ability range, but is no better than the MMSE at differentiating between dementia and non-dementia.

This shows the extent to which the EMSE successfully extends the scoring range for individuals who had already scored a maximum on MMSE.

We also validated the scoring instrument on 2010/11 generation of the 4th medical students, using the same format of the questionnaire but extending the scoring range from 0 2 to 1 5 (unsatisfactory, satisfactory, good, very good, excellent).

Extending the scoring system previously described, the resulting z-score of n th degree for the feature j is defined as: n z f e a t u r e   j = 1 M ∑ k = 1 M z n o d e   k  ,  f or all  k :  shortest path length(f e a t u r e   j,  n o d e k ) ≤ n, where M is the total number of neighbors of degree equal to or less that n.