Sentence examples for score scoring from inspiring English sources

The results were analyzed based on XP mode and XPG score scoring function.

O'Brien won for visual presentation, Moye for replicability, Summers for taste, Patterson for conceptual connection, and the only woman in the bunch -- Naomi Schilnek tallied the highest overall score, scoring herself a trans-Atlantic trip in the process.

Similar to Rock Band, the band shares a common score, scoring multiplier and band performance meter while each player has their own performance metric; the band also shares the same "Star Power" meter, though any player may activate it at any time.

Similarly, the participants' instrumental self-maintenance activity scores were divided into a high-score group (scoring 5; n = 362), middle score (scoring 4; n = 147), and low score (scoring 0 to 3; n = 142).

Patients' health status was measured by the Medical Research Council MRCC) Dyspnea Score (scoring 1 – 5, higher score means worse dyspnea) [ 38] and FEV1 (% predicted) post bronchodilator (PB).

These included: presence of protein immunoreactivity; intensity of protein immunoreactivity; percentage of cells with protein immunoreactivity; percentage class and quickscore (Q score) scoring method [ 12].

This combination of 2D- and 3D-screening resulted in the identification of 54 compounds that were docked in the HLA-B*57 01 HLA-B*57 01e (PDbinding) usite GOLD5.2 and GOLD-Score scoring functions [42].

Maryland scored, scored again, scored again.

n = number of positive salivary glands, global score = sum of all positive glands uptake scores (scores assigned as for joints).

Helenius has scored scored 29 goals in 55 league appearances during the past two seasons for Aalborg.

The U.S. women's soccer team scored, scored, scored, scored and scored again in the World Cup championship game against Japan.