Sentence examples for scoring best from inspiring English sources

The ten municipalities scoring best on the original ranking each time rank within the 20 best municipalities out of 440, under different weight distributions.

Furthermore, the molecular docking analysis suggested that CPP interacts with the p50 binding domain of the p65 subunit, scoring best among the 26 docked coumarin derivatives of this study.

European countries scoring best on the index of Scruggs[122] are Germany, Switzerland, Austria and the Netherlands while for the remaining field, there is a sloping tendency from North to South, apart from the UK which scores rather low.

Movies are regularly re-released or expanded to wider theater tallies after scoring Best Picture, but the "Moonlight" revenue tops that of the past four Best Picture champions.

At these regions of low complexity, RPA generated the least number of errors (scoring best) whereas T7 polymerase had the highest (Table 2).

People with chronic pain experienced poorer quality of life (odds ratio for scoring best possible health vs. good health (or good vs. poor health) 5.6 (95%% confidence interval 3.4 to 9.8)), but we found no evidence of differences between ethnic groups in the impact of chronic pain on the quality of life.

The poorer Pisa performers, like America, scored best.

The BBC fared a little better among Labour MPs, while Sky scored best with Tories.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, red Republican states scored best: Texas, Idaho and Utah were all "A+ .Grades cannot capture every nuance.

Again, traditional uniforms scored best — deviations, even friendly-seeming ones, increased negative perceptions of police.

Businesses are most likely to respond to complaints and banks score best for transparency.