Sentence examples for ideal scoring from inspiring English sources

"Today was just ideal scoring conditions," said Woods, who kept his momentum by making an 8-foot putt to save par at No. 15. "The forecasters here aren't as accurate as they probably could be.

An ideal scoring system should be strongly weighted towards functional outcome; the patient's point of view must be prioritized (Romeo et al. 1996).

The day began with ideal scoring conditions after an overnight rain softened the greens.

The trio took advantage of ideal scoring conditions before a stiff breeze made things difficult for late starters.

On another calm and sunny day of ideal scoring conditions in the high Nevada desert, Simpson closed with a five-under-par 66 to post a 24-under total of 260.

Ideal scoring conditions the first two rounds quickly were forgotten as designer Pete Dye's layout turned diabolical.

Inclusionary criteria were to have natural healthy teeth (incisors, canines and first premolar) with a maxillary and mandibular alignment as close to ideal, scored using the Little's Irregularity Index (Little 1975) (from the ideal zero score to a maximum of 3 mm).

It's a competitive activity, played in pursuit of a dream called beating "par," the ideal score.

Do these growth rates continue to rise over time and, therefore, allow a 'catch up' with ideal scores for age, or do they decline after an initial peak.

In addition, according to Chin (1998), the coefficient must become equal or above 0.30 which is the ideal score for the indicator.

The last thing you need is a broken thermostat standing in the way of your ideal score; chances are it will be too hot in the classroom when it's cold outside, and too cold inside when the weather is hot!