Sentence examples for promising scoring from inspiring English sources

The teams played a back-and-forth game, each missing on promising scoring opportunities.

Armstrong's performance was promising, scoring six and 33 and taking four for 78 in 27 overs.

Warrington showed plenty of commitment and endeavour early in the second half, but despite creating promising scoring opportunities poor finishing continually let them down.

It was a measure of the Scots' general failure to make much of an impact in forward areas during those first 45 minutes that the defensive midfielder, Brown, should produce their two most promising scoring attempts.

Our cross-dataset results show promising scores for both the SC and MC evaluations.

Conclusion The GRACE risk score could be a promising score to help for predicting death in septic ICU patients with a suspected myocardial infarction.

The observations reported as 90%+ detection rate, a promising score for a blind steganalyser, show that the proposed scheme, with the Hausdorff distance statistics as features and the evolving decision tree as classifier, is a state-of-the-art steganalyser that outperforms many of the previous steganalytic methods.

Especially, Lys26,34 biotin GLP-1 was found to have the most promising scores: (i) it displayed a 5.6-fold higher Caco-2 cell monolayer permeability than GLP-1; (ii) it showed an 8.5- and 3.5-fold longer half-life than GLP-1 in rat intestine fluid and homogenate, respectively; and interestingly (iii) it had a well-preserved insulinotropic activity (94.5% vs. GLP-1) in the rat islets.

With very limited resources, the handsome musical director Ben Wexler (who also handles vocal arrangements and the orchestrations) does full justice to this very promising score.

The result is promising whereby we score 0.83 in BLEU against the baseline BLEU, which scores 0.46.

(Ms. de Ribere, Mr. Hendrickson, Mr. Gomes and Ms. Bond each tackled one part of the score: promising in theory, jumbled in practice).