Sentence examples for score raised from inspiring English sources

The finale of the latest edition (Ben Flajnik picked Courtney for those keeping score) raised the show's ratings enough to hurt the NBC songfest, "The Voice".

Who would disagree that Leonard Bernstein's semi-classical score raised the bar of Broadway composing to a level of complexity and emotional depth that has only been approached by Stephen Sondheim?

Carrell et al. (2009) is an exception; these authors found that a 100-point increase in the Verbal SAT scores of freshmen squadron members, the equivalent of a standard deviation increase in test score, raised the cumulative grades of U.S. Air Force Academy cadets by approximately 0.25 grade points.

The highest score for exact match precision was 48%, but if matching to parent terms in the ontology was allowed, the score raised to an encouraging 65% (45).

In multivariate analysis, along with co-existing illness and CRB-65 score, raised proANP and proAVP were the strongest predictors of mortality.

Coefficients are consistently negative showing that besides less CMD, there is also less substance misuse/abuse and fewer deleterious stressors (life events, teenage pregnancy, conjugal instability and maternal burden) as the socio-economic index —the latent score— raises.

Other experts said the spike in scores raised questions about the test itself.

I watched highlights, checked scores, raised an eyebrow when Balotelli went to Liverpool.

The two runs the Yankees scored raised Martínez earned run average to 1.60, still the best in the major leagues.

The E.T.S. agreed to accept either "seven" or "five" as the correct answer, and 240,000 students who answered "five" had their test scores raised.

But some Lincoln teachers felt personally attacked by the state's designation of Lincoln as a School Under Registration Review, and they remain distrustful of Mr. Hornsby, who, they feel, wants scores raised "at any price".