Sentence examples for scoring for later from inspiring English sources

But the Mets' early futility was not a ploy to save their scoring for later.

To demonstrate that butyrate uptake is responsible for tumor suppression, we treated Kras G12D-depolarized embryos with 75 μm butyric acid and scored for later ITLS incidence.

John Powell was left out to compose scores for later Shrek films with Williams due to a conflict.

Physical exam components are entered into single point and longitudinal algorithms as a composite score for later analysis.

While outputting the occurrences, we keep a histogram of the locally maximal scores for later use in determining the significance of an occurrence from the empirical score distribution.

Initially, SnoGPS control runs were performed with randomized sequences in order to determine the distribution of total scores for later analysis runs.

Some also exist in psychology, for example, the Social Readjustment Rating Scale (Holmes and Rahe, 1967) gives a risk score for later onset of stress-related illness on the basis of how many stressor events have been experienced.

All test sessions were videotaped for scoring at a later time by blinded and trained experienced therapists.

Mark Recchi and John LeClair later scored for Philadelphia, which can clinch the title with a win or a tie at the Rangers today, the season's final day.

Robert Lewandowski scored for Dortmund seven minutes later, but it was not enough to prevent his team from falling to 12 points behind Munich.

The evening ended on a more traditional note, with John Corigliano's lively "Gazebo Dances," written in 1972 and later scored for orchestra.