Sentence examples for in scoring that from inspiring English sources

At the same rate, 606 pitchers will contribute to the huge increase in scoring that is certain to occur this season.

Most hockey historians cite the growth of gear as the main reason for the steady drop in scoring that began in the early 1990s, when goalies started to bloat to Michelin Man proportions.

The Knicks would have you believe that, in a testament to their great depth, other players came through in Game 2. "Even though Latrell and I are leading the team in scoring, that doesn't mean we don't have guys that are capable, as Charlie proved last night," Houston said, referring to Charlie Ward.

"Beckham was instinctively applying some very sophisticated physics in scoring that great goal," reports Matt Carré, an engineer at the University of Sheffield.

Two games later, Van Horn began a run in which he led the Nets in scoring for five straight games, a prelude to his leading the team in scoring that season.

50 min: Banda has picked up a knock in scoring that and while Malawi are down to 10 men, the Algerians pour forward and are only denied a goal back thanks to some desperate defending.

But the president may put too much faith in scores that are less accurate than he thinks.

It has been noted above (Figure 1) that the practice of sensorimotor tasks usually produces changes in scores that reflect diminishing returns.

For these three distal upper extremity conditions, a QDASH MCID of 16 26 points could represent the estimate of change in score that is important to the patient and guide clinicians through the decision-making process.

NCLB, they say, is statistically flawed because it makes funding decisions based on raw test scores that compare different populations from year to year, as opposed to changes in scores that could show how much individual students are learning.

The articles had to provide information about the difference in scores that would be clinically meaningful.