Sentence examples for points achieving from inspiring English sources

MAD-Manhattan shows the worst performance, with only one third of test points achieving 80% accuracy.

Both numbers of good scores within each approach, as well as traditional cut-off points (achieving all or mostly good scores for the indicators included within an approach [ 9]) were analysed.

Our work demonstrated a 200% improvement in TEER after implementing optimized set points, achieving a TEER of 200 OHgr; cm and a sodium fluorescein permeability coefficient of 1.25 × 10 6 cm/s, which provides a valuable in vitro BBB model.

However, it is likely that a patient with dysphasia will score additional points on item 1b (Level of Consciousness Questions; maximum 2 points) and item 1c (Level of Consciousness Command; maximum 2 points), achieving up to 7 points for dysphasia in total on the NIHSS.

All 11 players scored as the Longhorns (18-8, 9-6 Big 12) eclipsed their mark of 90 points, achieved in victories over Brigham Young and Oklahoma State.

A run of only two victories in seven games, and only three points achieved in qualifying means that his charges are all but out of World Cup contention.

Johnson-Thompson's personal best of 6,682 points, achieved earlier in the summer, would have been enough.

Calibration points achieved by CRMs and aqueous solutions are covered by one calibration line, indicating the absence of matrix effects.

In Model II we find however an increase in the proportion of total QOF points achieved by practices.

Design, budget, and the number of points achieved under the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) account for objective factors while subjective factors comprehend user-based perceptions.

Current state-of-the-art WiFi cards and access points achieve a net throughput of 54 Mbps, as defined by the 802.11a/g standards.