Sentence examples for score is said to be from inspiring English sources

Ms. Corecig's score is said to be "a country- and bluegrass-infused blend of American folk tunes, Steve Reich-inspired train evocations, and the spontaneity of jazz improvisation".

If both players reach 40, the score is said to be "deuce," and the game continues until a player achieves first "advantage" and then the two-point margin for "game".

Second, in general patients tend to be highly satisfied with their hospital care and these high scores are said to be difficult to improve.

Costing about $3,500, it analyzes the activities of 21 genes in a sample of breast tumor and then computes a score that is said to be predictive of whether a patient's cancer will recur and whether she would benefit from chemotherapy.

"Le Passe-Muraille" has music by Michel Legrand, the veteran French composer of film scores, and is said to be a priority for the Shubert Organization, which may try to mount the production on Broadway as soon as May.

The fact that it contains Tchaikovsky's supreme ballet score and what is said to be the crown of Marius Petipa's choreography — that is, the best work of the best artists of Russian ballet — enthroned it further.

The candidate with the biggest relative total score of one is said to be DEA efficient and may be considered as a winner.

When a final recognition decision can be acquired by combining two or more match scores of different biometric matchers, fusion is said to be done at the score-level.

If debris was detected on two or more teeth on both lingual and buccal surfaces or the score ranges from 1.8-3, the children is said to be positive for debris [ 11].

A base runner who is at second or third base is said to be in scoring position, meaning that a base hit will likely score that runner.

Tottenham would never do this to a European country.' Kanouté, who scored twice in the first 20 minutes, is said to be seething over his club's attempts to stop him joining the Mali squad a week on Wednesday.