Sentence examples for lifting score from inspiring English sources
In the current study, heavy lifting when aged 18 to 30 years was associated with an increased risk of BMLs in the central superolateral region of the femoroacetabulum, while the persistence score for heavy lifting score was associated with an increased risk of cartilage defects in the central superolateral region of the femoral head.
He showed me how to rake the bottom, lifting scores of oysters in one sweep.
There's an added frisson to the Acton/Beeton face-off, which comes from Beeton lifting scores of "receipts" from Acton's Modern Cookery for Private Families, stitching them into her own Book of Household Management as if they had emerged from her own steamy kitchen.
Score 0: no behavioral deficiency; Score 1: the rat's forelimb flexioned when its tail was lifted suspension; Score 2: lateral thrust resistance decreased (lateral thrust test positive) and forelimb flexioned when tail lifted; Score 3: the same as midrange behavior and circling spontaneously.
With stability restored, China produced an economic miracle that has lifted scores of millions from destitution.
They use computer programs that suggest tactics that can lift scores for a few days or weeks.
Stojakovic, who scored 37 points in the Kings' clinching victory last week against the Phoenix Suns in the opening round, improved dramatically this season, lifting his scoring average from 11.9 to 20.4 points a game.
Having reached his century, McCabe lifted his scoring rate, scoring his last 132 runs in 95 minutes.
A second taking of the SAT lifted her score by 90 points, to 2150 out of 2400.
If you keep your spending steady, opening new cards — or raising the credit limit on your existing cards — lowers your utilization rate and generally lifts your score over time.
With the innings in danger of falling flat, a combination of some big hitting at the death from the West Indies' Andre Russell and some comically inept fielding and bowling lifted the score to a respectable 177-6.
