Sentence examples for prior scoring from inspiring English sources

With repeated sessions the raters had access to prior scoring.

Although prior scoring systems have been developed to predict pneumonia in ischemic stroke patients, these scores were not designed to predict other infections.

This scoring system was an adaptation of a prior scoring scheme and was developed based on theory, prior research, and expert consensus (Cleary et al. in press).

The century that Prior scored, the fourth and most robust of his Test career, came from 109 balls, the fastest for England since Ian Botham's flogathon at Old Trafford in 1981, with nine fours, a six and a lot of scampering.

It was the former Sussex coach who handed him a debut in his own first Test in charge in May 2007, against West Indies, and Prior scored an unbeaten 126.

Prior scored 126 in England's 486, before Sri Lanka ended day two on 231-1 wiTillakaratnetne Dilshan 127 not out.

Prior scored a century against Middlesex in April, playing as a specialist batsman, but has missed the last two county matches.

In San Diego, for example, prior scores account for roughly 25 percent of the variation in future scores.

Obviously I have my doubts because every time Prior scores 30, which was the case in Faridabad, my gut reaction is that he has done rather well.

But New York is an outlier: Prior scores predict less than 2 percent of the variation in future scores.

As we wanted to estimate the effect of having friends on learning gains, prior scores were used in estimation.