Sentence examples for general scoring from inspiring English sources

The general scoring was the lowest in British Open history.

I will post a general scoring guide to the course website as soon as possible after each exam has concluded, so that students can check their answers.

In general, scoring functions are texture group-dependent for physical and biological indicators, with higher scores associated with better soil health.

In general, scoring is done on a positive scale with higher scores given to responses indicating greater importance or use of reformed teaching practices.

The use of higher-level calculations offers an opportunity to obtain better quality results and offers a glimpse of the full potential of the technique, but introducing this information back into fast and general scoring functions remains a challenge.

The song-specific challenges include both instrument-specific challenges, such as correctly vocalizing the repeated "Fame" lyric at the end of David Bowie's "Fame" as it moves down in pitch, and more general scoring or performance challenges on either specific instruments or for the whole band.

The BBC director general scored badly on this issue.

In general, contemporary Americans – and westerners in general – score higher than did people in the early- and mid-twentieth century.

The Richmond floor general scored a team-high 18 points and drained some crucial free throws down the stretch.

Applicants must file a report of their general scores on the Graduate Record Examination and submit a writing sample of 10-25 pages on a historical topic.

These general scores were better than the liver-specific scores for the prediction of in-ICU mortality.