Sentence examples for requirement for scoring from inspiring English sources
Of the 70 PUMs included in PUM-TMA, 63 had three tumour cores that were assessable and 5 had only two assessable tumour cores, which was considered the minimum requirement for scoring.
The speed of HawkRank is fast enough to meet the requirements for scoring a large number of decoys in the sampling stage of protein protein docking.
Although its prediction accuracy still needs to be improved for some protein protein complexes with small interface areas, HawkRank is efficient to meet current requirements for scoring a large number of decoys in the sampling stage of protein protein docking.
However, few clinics use these measures in practice because of personnel and time requirements for scoring and their interpretation.
The requirements for scoring 300 are: completing a 3-mile run in 18 minutes, 20 dead-hang pull-ups, and 100 sit-ups in 2 minutes.
We last addressed the crisis for musicians last year, when we pointed out that producing incentives such as California's were effectively subsidizing employment overseas, because they lacked a requirement that scoring for subsidized productions be done in the U.S. .
Finally, we compared the computation requirement for PLDA scoring on the NIST SRE08 short2-short3 core task with 98,776 trials.
There's no such requirement for music scoring, and there should be.
For example, in the 114th, House Republican Leadership may introduce a requirement for "dynamic scoring" of legislation, or change the rules that relate to Congressional caucuses.
The overall scores that were required for the postgraduate programs which most of the students wanted to join ranged from 6 to 7. The real challenge for the students was not acquiring the required overall score but getting the minimum requirements for band scores in each module (it ranged from 5 to 6 depending on the program of study).
and requirement for legal compliance (Score: 4.7) above 'bitter sanctions,' while ranking 'compatibility with local development plans' a step below it.
