Sentence examples for points score of the from inspiring English sources

However, Team GB's wait for a medal in at the Winter Youth Games continues after Gale equalled the points score of the bronze medallist, but was penalised for winning fewer disciplines, finishing in fifth position.

All the RCTs were considered to be of at least good methodological quality, i.e. score ≥50 (Table 3), with the Australian study standing out with an excellent 81 points score of the maximum 100 points.

Giant cell arteritis (GCA) can be diagnosed histopathologically by biopsy of the temporal artery, and clinically using the 5-point score of the 1990 American College of Rheumatology (ACR) classification.

It left Britain with an overall points score of 174.064, fourth overall behind the US, China and Russia with one more round of qualification remaining.

Primary outcome is the amount of points scored on the questionnaire.

A Liberal Democrat spokesman said: "This is petty party political point-scoring of the lowest kind from the Tories.

They included point scores of the levels of depression before and after courses of treatment and self-reported levels of wellbeing.

"We will stick with the chaos and point-scoring of the last decade, or move forward to manage the risks and grab the opportunities of the climate and clean energy challenge.

Dixon is currently the most successful contestant to ever take part in Strictly Come Dancing, with an average point score of 36.5/40, the highest average score from any contestant to ever take part in the show.

The song did so well, in fact, that it broke a record for the most 12 points scored of any entry in the contest's history.

A new cut point for depression score of 9 was found to correspond to the original cut point score of 16 in the full CES-D scale.