Sentence examples for having a score from inspiring English sources

The spleens of the other two uninfected mice were identified as either reactive or as having a score of 1 (see Materials and Methods for scoring system).

"The endpoint we're moving towards is having a score of DNA quality," Elfick says.

The RIN algorithm determines the RNA quality of the samples with the highest quality having a score of 10.

Identification of fungal metabolites was confirmed by using the MassHunter Qualitative Analysis Software and selecting matching having a score ≥ 95%.

Having a score just above this cutoff, vs. just below, could mean the difference between a 90percentt chance of admission and a 10percentt chance.

Short of having a score of terrified carthorses defecate on the red carpet, it's hard to imagine a more disastrous start.

"This has been characterised as me having a score to settle but I became involved principally because I saw a debate that wasn't happening.

"Welcome back to form mate. Watch out bowlers:)" Gayle spoke of having a "score to settle" with South Africa, West Indies' next opponents, after being beaten 4-1 in a recent ODI series.

Three aromatic rings, R11 having a score of −0.65 and others R12 and R13 having a score of −0.67 each.

A second group of 187 students (bottom 45%) were classified as poor SOD, operationalized as having a score of 4.7 or lower (M = 3.7).

A group of 104 students (top 25%) were classified as good SOD, operationalized as having a score of 5.5 or greater (M = 5.9).