Sentence examples for score makes from inspiring English sources

Jonny Greenwood's unsettling score makes a strong contribution.

Miranda's score makes targeted use of musical genres, too.

The final score makes it obvious that the Knicks' problem was on the defensive end.

It is the spirit of the piece, as the score makes clear.

As Berlioz scholar David Cairns says, this original score "makes no concessions to anyone.

The physical style is scarcely original, but Mr. Moretti's score makes it particular, atmospheric, unusual.

I think I am pretty curious and open-minded, so that score makes sense.

Her desire is explicit enough in the play, but the Bernstein score makes it more so.

Your Odds of Survival My risk of heart disease is "very much below average," my headache impact-score makes my head ache, and my "real age" (biological, not chronological) is 34.3, which is young for someone born in 1963.

As a combination of precision and recall, F-score makes method comparison easier.

To get more precise error estimates, the shrinkage t-score makes therefore use of the fact that the variability of microarray expression values is governed by methodical factors which allow to express the measurement error as a function of the expression level [ 43, 51].