Sentence examples for makes score from inspiring English sources

It makes score changes less likely so, in theory, the £50 gamble is less worthwhile.

The abstraction of platform size and clock cycle timing makes SCORE a higher-level programming model than register transfer level (RTL) descriptions such as very high-speed integrated circuit hardware description language (VHDL).

One of these was the SEM from which the estimate of the MCID was derived (Table  1A) [ 35, 37] that makes score changes more clinically interpretable.

Use of the liver biopsy scoring systems often varies among different pathology laboratories, which makes score comparisons among patients from different centers rather difficult.

Easy is sometimes what Robin van Persie makes scoring appear to be.

Washington, in his writings, makes scores of different references to God, but not one is biblical.

This iPad app makes scoring designer items on the online sample sale giant even easier.

The proposed decision making procedure evaluates a Decision Making Score (DMS) based on assigned performance priorities for each point of the Pareto-front.

I regularly saw distribution numbers fixed to make score results look however a client might have wanted.

*Participatory decision making score: lowest score = 3; highest score = 30.

A lot of prolific marksmen make scoring points their obsession.