Sentence examples for grant scoring from inspiring English sources

The Village also contends that it met all of the requirements of the grant, scoring extremely high in the grant evaluation process," Ryan wrote on Dec. 2, 2009.

They opted for far weaker agencies, according to the grant scoring process, and awarded grants to USCRI and Tapestri, which "scored significantly below" MRS, the Post reported.

(AP) NOTRE DAME 73, SOUTH FLORIDA 65 Jerian Grant scored 18 points as No. 24 Notre Dame (16-4, 4-3 Big East) beat host South Florida (10-9, 1-6).

Nicky Grant scored Farmington's winner in extra-time after Lucy Graham's opener had been cancelled out by Accies Clare Gemmelll at Ravenscraig.

The amounts made available by paragraph (1) shall be available to provide assistance to all Upward Bound projects that did not receive assistance in fiscal year 2007 and that have a grant score above 70.

Almost everyone in science has received a nonfundable grant score or had a paper rejected, usually both.

Overall, Day found that he could begin to detect bias in grant scores between the two groups when it amounted to just 1.9% of the scores given to the "non-preferred" grants.

The mean overall impact score and individual grant scores for each applicant on the first and second submissions were evaluated using a one-tailed Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed-rank test.

One caveat of these results is that it is possible that these gains in grant scores reflect improvements in regard to this grant proposal only; a stronger measure of improvement in general grant-writing abilities would be to evaluate whether these gains transfer to the writing of subsequent grants.

To test the hypothesis that participation in the SRGP would have a positive effect on grant-writing skills, we evaluated the change in grant scores for the subset of applicants who resubmitted grants (n = 6 from 2011, n = 6 from 2012).

Our data indicate that the SRGP has been successful for both reviewers and applicants based on program evaluations from participant feedback, the number of publications/abstracts resulting from the projects, and the improvement in grant scores in the pool of applicants who resubmitted.