Sentence examples for scoring near from inspiring English sources

Minnesota had battled adversity most of the season before finding its stride — and its scoring — near the end.

Intelligence test scores follow an approximately "normal" distribution, with most people scoring near the middle of the distribution curve and scores dropping off fairly rapidly in frequency away from the curve's centre.

It took awhile for Hardaway to get his scoring near the level of Mullin and Richmond, but in the 38th game of the season, a win over the Boston Celtics, all three exceeded 20 points in the same game for the first time.

"Our goal is to ensure that every student has access to an excellent school, and despite our support, P.S. 14 has been failing to provide high-quality education for its students year after year, consistently scoring near the bottom of schools citywide," the spokesman, Frank Thomas, said in a statement.

In tumours with a low tumour percentage or tumours scoring near the threshold, confirmation of the test results by BRCA1 sequencing may be advisable.

More specifically, when a pass standard is established for the FSEP assessment, our interest will be in minimising SEM for practitioners scoring near pre-determined cut-scores.

Eight children scored near the top; four scored near or at the bottom, showing little or no growth since September.

The matching was performed by computation of propensity scores (nearest-neighbor matching) (Rosenbaum and Rubin 1983).

The candidate with the closest propensity score ("nearest neighbor") to the FN patient was selected as the matched comparison patient.

The 474 IVF cases were then matched one-to-n with 474 non-IVF cases with the closest propensity score (nearest neighbor matching) [ 9, 10].

Accordingly, μ ˜ S 1 − S 2 is the median of the differences of the association scores near-versus-far from focal adhesions over all measurements.