Sentence examples for score rules from inspiring English sources

Buser and two other colleagues in Duty to Warn also wrote in USA Today that while Trump's test score rules out full-blown dementia, it is "entirely compatible with significant cognitive decline".

Thirdly, the score rules were determined according to the regulations from the relevant laws and design codes.

Step 2: Select the highest score rule.

Tom Williams crossed for the Blues and wing Harry Robinson had a score ruled out by the TMO right at the death.

Daniel Agger saw his cheeky attempt to score ruled out after he headed the ball out of the keeper's hand.

Later, Whittle [11] confirmed that fusing similarity scores using the maximum score rule (or the minimum rank if scores are not available) is one of the most powerful strategies.

The IRT model that fits the data determines the score rule of the measurement instrument.

"Budget scoring rules make it impossible," he said.

He quickly picked up the sport's nuances and scoring rules and the technique required for ball boys, and made his way through the tryout process.

Some of the Republicans' criticisms are based on the longstanding budget scoring rules and conventions, like measuring the financial effects of legislation in a limited 10-year window.

If appropriate, have knowledgeable students explain the game to their classmates in a short presentation, being sure to emphasize the important offensive positions and the scoring rules.