Sentence examples for making this score from inspiring English sources

The RMCBS can be used to establish the time at which pharmacotherapy should be given, detect a response to the therapy, correlate the clinical course with quantifiable intracerebral histopathology, and ultimately trace the path to recovery, making this score ideal for drug discovery for CM.

And Mr. Maazel followed Ms. Thomas's work with a blazing account of Bartok's "Miraculous Mandarin" Suite that made this score seem as modern as any premiere.

Still, on Thursday night the Met brought back its scrupulously realistic 1993 production by Otto Schenk of Wagner's "Meistersinger von Nürnberg," with a winning cast and conducted by James Levine, who has made this score a specialty.

In order to make this score more meaningful the raw VAS score was converted to ordinal data following the methodology described by MacDermid et al (2003) [ 8].

In order to make this score conceptually consistent with the HSS, it was inverted to a score designated here as WHODASi, so that a higher score (on a 0 100 scale) represents better functioning.

Instead he sends Tucker in to convert the 30-yard field goal, making this a two-score game.

Students should check the particular college's policies on test scores before making this decision.

Finally, the scores for the 'editorial independence' domain ranged from 0%to46%6%, with an average domain score of 16%, including five CPGs that scored 0%, making this domain the least well addressed.

A 24-yard touchdown pass makes this a two-score game.

Texans 10-16 Titans Randy Bullock's 19-yard field goal just made this a one-score game with 2 53 left to play.

Steelers 27-34 Vikings, 3 37 remaining in 4th quarter The Steelers do indeed make this a one-score game, Shaun Suisham converting from 28 yards after a nine-play drive that took just over three minutes off the clock.