Sentence examples for scoring patterns from inspiring English sources

The dramatic shift in scoring patterns between rounds three and four hardly pointed towards a planning masterclass.

David M. Steiner, the state education commissioner, acknowledged in an interview in January that the state had known for years of the spikes in scoring patterns.

The department also has asked the Legislature, unsuccessfully so far, for hundreds of thousands of dollars to pay for more-sophisticated analyses of answer sheets and scoring patterns.

State officials have acknowledged unusual scoring patterns, and earlier this month ruled that high schools could not rescore any "open-ended" questions, ones with written or essay answers, in which grading is more subjective.

But even before the match started at the Oval, the International Cricket Council was being told by The Sun that sports bookmakers in India and Dubai knew details of scoring patterns.

The study said that while it was impossible to know whether the law caused those scoring patterns, such a result would hardly be surprising, since the law made it a goal to reduce the gap separating low-scoring, poor and minority students from higher-scoring white students.

The plants were scored for response to PEG-induced drought stress based on a 0 9 scale scoring pattern of SES, IRRI from the third to the sixth day.

The fused OCT parameters were derived by weighting the OCT A-scan measurements of each test with the corresponding scored pattern deviation (PD) values from SAP.

Scoring pattern from 72 patients suggested a positive correlation between high fluorescent signal in the high mortality patient groups.

Dortmund's 4-4 drawithth VfB Stuttgart on Friday night was a delightfully dramatic blockbuster, including plenty of air-punching by the two coaches on the side-lines and a ridiculous scoring pattern.

They had to break Scotland's scoring pattern and stunt their rhythm with a drop-goal or a penalty because they scored five unanswered tries.