Sentence examples for minimum possible score from inspiring English sources

Although Valvano reinstated Washburn for his sophomore season, the player's legal difficulties led to a controversy over athletics and academics when court records showed he had scored 470 on the Scholastic Aptitude Test, 70 points above the minimum possible score and well under the average of 1,030 for freshmen entering North Carolina State.

An overall score was calculated and transformed into a 0 100 scale using the formula: 100 × [ observed score sum – minimum possible score)/(maximum possible score – minimum possible score)].

Scores ranged from 10 (minimum possible score) to 50 (maximum possible score).

The maximum possible score is 80 and the minimum possible score is 20.

The minimum possible score was zero, the maximum possible was 30.

Finally, domain scores were calculated by dividing the differences between the obtained score and the minimum possible score by the difference between the maximum possible score and the minimum possible score.

This may have implications for intervention studies where researchers wish to measure a reduction in needs, as a large proportion of participants (between 8.3% and 43%) are already scoring the minimum possible scores for each factor.

The distribution of answers across categories was assessed for each item, and potential ceiling and floor effects were estimated by calculating the percentage of subjects indicating the maximum and minimum possible scores for the NDI, COM and NPQ questionnaires.

The scaled domain score is calculated as ((obtained score-minimum possible score)/(maximum possible score-minimum possible score)) × 100.

The perception sub-scale showed an extreme floor effect; 86.2% of the participants obtained the minimum possible scale score.

For this study, we calculate the similarity score using SS = [ current – min)/(max – min ], where, 'current' is the actual matching score, 'min' is the minimum possible matching score and 'max', the maximum possible matching score of a particular PFM, as described elsewhere (Kel et al., 2003).