Sentence examples for score dip from inspiring English sources

The systemic secondary endpoints were: (i) The modified Ritchie Articular Index (mRAI), a sum of scores assessing 30 joints for tenderness (0 to 3) including hand and foot Distal Interphalangeal Joints (DIP) with each side considered as a group score (DIP involvement is often observed in oligo-and poli-PsA patients) [ 30] and the Disease Activity Score (DAS).

That figure, called the "jolt score," dipped to 8.7 this year from 9.5 in 1998.

If an Uber driver's score dips below a 4.6 rating they can get barred from working with the service.

However, the AU score dipped slightly to 99.

However, the robustness analysis of LEO.NB.OCA for edge Insig1 → Fdft1 shows that for a particular set of automatically selected markers, the score dips below the recommended threshold of 0.3 for this score.

For DIP articulation (see Table 3 and Figure 2), the Z-Score (DIP total) showed no significant decrease with -0.47 ± 0.34 SDs from -0.14 ± 1.02 SDs (score 0) to -0.61 ± 1.18 SDs (score 3).

Your scores dipped to their lowest level in a month.

Whatever the reason, your scores dipped to an average of fifty-five per cent.

This season, excluding shootout goals, scoring dipped to 5.32 goals per game.

On the other are Austin Polytech's own challenges — lagging test scores, dipping attendance and its recent placement on academic probation for the 2010-11 school year.

Parker shot a bogey-free 66. OKLAHOMA STATE LEADS: The temperature soared into the high 90's and the golf scores dipped into the mid-60's in the National Collegiate Athletic Association men's championships yesterday in Opelika, Ala.