Sentence examples for scored meaning from inspiring English sources

Tests given to decide placement in summer school turned out to be incorrectly scored, meaning that 8,600 students were sent to summer school who should not have attended.

Mr. Moonves acknowledged that CBS would have been happy with a rating less than half of what the show scored, meaning that Ms. Burnett surely provided one of the biggest bargains in years for the advertisers lucky enough to have commercials in the show.

A t test was carried out given the only available data for area IMD was the mean IMD score meaning a t-test was the most appropriate statistical test to use.

Eventually, your photosynth is given a "synthiness" score, meaning the degree of recognizable overlap.

The amount of time children spent with middle-ear fluid had no bearing on their "productive" language scores, meaning how well adn how much they spoke.

However, Oxford fares better on the "value added" score, meaning its teaching seems to have a bigger impact: more students achieve a better class of degree than might have been expected given their entry qualifications.

This is applied to the system's detection scores, meaning the system observations with scores.

A few weeks ago, Facebook launched the relevance score, meaning that good advertisers now pay less than others.

The overall score ranges from 0 to 21, with a higher score meaning higher degree of anxiety symptoms.

However, many of the rounds were difficult to score, meaning neither man would have felt secure heading down the stretch.

Users who achieve an "honest" score, meaning those vendors who ship products on time, or buyers who pay when they're supposed to, are rewarded.