Sentence examples for scoring gap from inspiring English sources

He said the scoring gap between the players came back to haunt him in the final round.

If you rank Yale's pool of admitted students by their L.S.A.T. scores, for example, the scoring gap between the seventy-fifth percentile and the twenty-fifth percentile is so small that the difference between any two students within those limits could conceivably be explained by measurement error.

The scoring gap between Hispanic and White non-Hispanic students was not as high, but it continued to be large.

Rogers has adjusted quicker, filling the scoring gap left by Keith Van Horn.

Treating gaps in this manner allows the incorporation of gap information in the analyses while minimising the effect of increasing the weight of overlapping multiple non-homologous gaps that result from scoring gaps as an additional state [ 87].

We only scored gaps that could be photographed by our camera (Zeiss Axiocam MRm).

Affine-gap scoring replaces single character indel scoring with gap initiation and gap extension weights.

Yet the test-score gap, though not sufficiently explored in "Losing the Race," is real.

A combination of out-of-school factors and personal characteristics accounted for another 25% of the Pisa score gap.

This is almost twice as large as the 70-point test score gap between white and black children.

The College Board, for example, stressed yesterday that the racial test score gap remained, but gave little emphasis to the rise in minority scores.