Sentence examples for flat score from inspiring English sources

Outside critics of standardized testing agreed with Mr. Tobias yesterday that the flat score was peculiar, and implied a problem with the test itself.

Recently released PISA scores are sounding alarm bells: they show that the United States had an 11 point drop in the average score for math and has a flat score in reading and science.

A logistic curve was chosen to implement this scoring behavior, as it gives a relatively flat score for extreme values, while providing a steep transition around the user-specified threshold point.

Note that, if the score distribution is an exact Gumbel distribution Eq. (3), i.e. the rate function a known constant λ, then setting T = 1/ λ in Eq. (7) yields a "flat score histogram" for sufficient large s.

The last results, in 2007, showed largely flat scores for the city, although fourth-grade math scores saw increases.

But an admissions policy based in part on flat scores, he said, did not always reflect that sense.

But tonight he went flat, scoring 17 points on 5-for-19 shooting.

Kidney function deteriorated substantially in the proteomics scores range 0.0 0.5, while the association was rather flat for scores above 0.5 with a decline in eGFR of 7 ml/min/1.73 m per year.

Formally, the flat-sim score between a pair of -normalized feature vectors and is given by their dot product flat-sim.

"He can flat-out score," Nets Coach Lawrence Frank said.

Because he can flat-out score".