Sentence examples for outbreak of scoring from inspiring English sources

Fans evidently don't find fault with the outbreak of scoring.

Speaking of scoring goals….

After the main run of matching resulting in a set of scored isolate-outbreak pairs, isolate ranks (count of other outbreak events matching the same isolate with the same or a higher score) are calculated.

The fact that the result indicators R17 "days needed for outbreak control" scored significantly higher for outbreaks with <4 cases (p = 0.04), meaning the more rapid outbreak control may be explained by the highly transmissible nature of the larger outbreaks (measles and varicella) (Tables 1 and S2).

The fraction of outbreaks was then scored as the proportion of the simulated time-series where the population size reached 1000 individuals within 50 generations, which can be regarded as an appropriate time-horizon when discussing climate change impacts on insect populations [18].

In his final match before the outbreak of World War II, Saggers scored 63 runs against South Australia.

Others, including parents, complained about the busing, and blamed desegregation for everything from low test scores to an outbreak of lice in formerly white schools.

In short, heart tissue from freshly dead Atlantic salmon was collected from a clinical field outbreak of CMS (diagnosed by histopathological examination, score > 3).

They had been 14-6 ahead, Wyles scoring his second try after an outbreak of panic in Saint's defence.

The farm minister joked about an outbreak of food poisoning that has killed a score of Canadians.

A brief outbreak of enterprise ended with Wilkinson bringing the scores level at 18-18 with a sweetly-struck drop-goal with 14 minutes left.