Sentence examples for scoring could be from inspiring English sources

If Luis Hernndez fails to return from Mexico in time, scoring could be a problem.

In particular, a detectability scoring could be important to better quantify the right mAs reduction percentage, optimised in terms of human-perceived image quality.

For both varieties a peak in gall scoring could be observed 20 days preceding the J2 peaks under naturally infested soil, while with an additional P. arrhenomanes inoculation the gall scoring peak preceded the J2 peaks with only 10 days.

The difference in scoring with higher scores for the subjective scoring could be due to the fact that a small number of patients may put a high workload on the staff, for example when a major trauma patient and a patient in cardiac arrest are present at the same time in the ED.

Such an approach would help ensure that taxpayer funds are used wisely; provide a framework within which credit scoring could be done rapidly and responsibly; and dramatically increase the impact the loan guarantee program could have on the United States' efforts to promote energy innovation.

The test was scored on-line and also recorded so that scoring could be rechecked.

A final score could be 66-55.

E.T.S. was sure that substantially increasing one's score could be accomplished only by nefarious means.

"One of our speculations is that SAT scores could be improved," he said.

Meaning that, as with any Open, the winning score could be well over par.

The score could be tied in the Super Bowl and he'd say the same thing".