Sentence examples for rules of score from inspiring English sources

Three authors discussed the rules of score assignment in detail, based on which we coded all cases, and further discussed discrepancies so as to achieve a consensus.

Georgia's World Bank rule-of-law score rose from nine out of 100 in 2002 (in the bottom 10%) to 33 at the end of 2006 low, but better.

One standard deviation is roughly the gap between India's and Chile's rule-of-law scores, measured by the bank.

Russia implemented some judicial reforms in the 1990s and raised spending on the courts in 2000 to no avail: its rule-of-law scores have fallen in five of the past seven years.The difference between central Europe and Latin America may be one of political backing.

One major proposal would be to let the European Commission rule on scores of smaller deals that currently fall under the jurisdiction of national governments.

GSSs usually consist of a set of general rules for scoring susceptibility to individual drugs.

And still following chivalric codes the debates are the single combat of kings and princes, following arcane rules of procedure and scoring by pundits.Yet for all the formality, the first half of this year's debate season the first of three presidential debates in Coral Gables, Florida, and the sole vice-presidential one in Cleveland—surmounted its limitations.

U.S. rule of law scores fall behind Germany, Australia and Japan for example.

On the other hand, rules for scoring in the absence of gynecological examination should be given.

For the single agent mechanism we compare the quadratic, spherical and logarithmic scoring rules with a parametric family of scoring rules.

The rules and methods of scoring varied from place to place, but the basic principle of bowling a wooden or rubber ball (weighing about 10 pounds [4.5 kilograms]) at nine large oval-headed pins, set in diamond formation 21 feet (about 6.5 metres) away, remained the same.