Sentence examples for scoring in the future from inspiring English sources

For further improving the success of interaction fingerprint scoring in the future, it might be useful to expand the PADIF approach to the scoring functions of other docking programs and also to transfer the underlying concept of frequency weighted, multiple reference scoring to other interaction fingerprints.

Since the overall performance is comparable, these systems might evolve towards a more consistent scoring in the future.

"I've watched it back and, from his mannerisms, I believe he thought he was offside," said Beckham, advising the Italian to still score in the future.

Prospective validations are needed to improve the development process and use of scoring systems in the future.

Switzerland has recently signed a multilateral tax convention, in a move that could improve its secrecy score in the future.

But in a nation of savers, this is a policy that the National Front will have to dilute if the party wants to improve its score in the future.

No question, perhaps, is more central to the country's global standing than whether the economy will perform better on that score in the future than it has in the recent past.

The mean scores in the future first conditions, however, present a different picture.

Let's enjoy the moment and not focus on how many goals he might score in the future".

It's a step toward improving your credit score in the future but, like ripping off a band-aid, it will hurt in the short term.

As indicated in Tables 3, 4, and 5, the difference between the before and after regret scores in the past first group is greater (mean diff. = 0.71) than in the before and after regret scores in the future first group (mean diff. = − 0.66).