Sentence examples for question scored from inspiring English sources

In the world of make-or-break exams, one question scored incorrectly can make all the difference in a student's future.

The Spaniard was forced to watch and admire from the bench as the former Newcastle man, who's arrival inevitably brings Torres' accustomed starting place into question, scored twice in an assured first display.

For example, if two scenarios from the same question scored equally for a particular measure, it would seem appropriate to further investigate the measure.

We also use two other indicators of trust: General_trust, which is a response to a well-established trust question scored on a scale of 0 to 10, often used in the European Social Survey that asks whether most people can be trusted.

Each question scored from 0 (very poor) to 100 (excellent).

The Inner EAR has an additional global question scored on a 0-10 scale.

Derek missed by one question, scoring at the 50th percentile.

We use the original version, with each question scoring previous week's symptoms on a visual analogue scale (VAS).

This presumably arises because patients with low observed depression scores receive a higher imputed score drawn from the mean question score seen in the entire population.

Lloyds product and technical Frequently Asked Questions scored 100%.

Red signals significant problems, and about 10percentt of last year's survey questions scored red.