Sentence examples for judging by the scores of from inspiring English sources

Now that he is effectively ruling the country as King Fahd fades in ill health, Crown Prince Abdullah presides over a kingdom where no citizen can know the income derived from pumping eight million barrels a day of oil and no one knows how many billions the royal family skims for personal use -- though judging by the scores of opulent palaces throughout the country, it is not chump change.

Judging by the scores – averaging at 7/10 – not much.

Manuel Pellegrini's team played with a level of know-how that has seemed beyond them for much of the season and their reward from a hugely satisfying night is one that means an awful lot to this club judging by the scenes of jubilation after Kevin De Bruyne scored the goal that soothed the crowd's nerves and effectively extinguished PSG's hopes of reaching the semi-finals.

These are the kind of teachers who are being judged by the test scores of students.

Judging by the fact that scores of senior doctors opposed his departure, he largely succeeded in winning the trust of medical staff.

Ten most central proteins in the fPIN as judged by the z-score of the change of the characteristic length of the graph after removal of a particular protein, robustness centrality (RB).

Analyzing centrality as judged by the z-score of the change of the characteristic length of the graph after removal of a particular node identified enzymes with the most influence on the cohesion of the interactome.

Judging by the cut-off score of 66%, the best domains of functioning were "cognitive" and "social", where just over one-half of participants had good level of functioning.

The over- or under-representation of the distances were judged by the z-score of observed frequencies.

Judging by the sheer energy and spirit of the scores of activists gathered on St John's Road in the prosperous suburb of Costorphine, this is yet another seat the Liberal Democrats are unlikely to hold.

Judging by the VSSS total score, the Kuwaiti dissatisfaction rate of 32.3% was at the middle of the range for the EPSILON sites (from 19.6% for Copenhagen to 60.2% for London).