Sentence examples for scoring ratios from inspiring English sources

Scoring ratios (unpaired signals/paired signals) were calculated.

Synovial sarcoma and non-synovial sarcoma samples were clearly distinguished from each other by the scoring ratios.

Add in the nine opponents from Athens in 2004, and the scoring ratio has reached 80-2.

His team won three consecutive Premier League titles, yet his scoring ratio was by far his lowest in professional soccer.

A year later, the scoring ratio was 35-35, the Canucks won 9 of 15 games and they needed a 3-0 win over the lowly Oilers to clinch first over all.

On Lampard...he has a better scoring ratio than Gerrard so surely he could be a striker too, based on Bentiez's words you cite re.Gerrard!?

On average, Hearts score 2.89 goals per game, and the team with the next highest scoring ratio in the UK's senior leagues is Bournemouth with 2.08.

Baldock scored 14 goals in 34 appearances for MK Dons last season but Robinson said he would like to see the player's scoring ratio improve.

Once we control for previous year winning percentage or better yet, scoring ratio, winning/losing the Super Bowl has no significant predictive power for the next regular season winning percentage (.03, p=.31 for winner dummy;.01 p=.69 for loser dummy; i.e. not significant).

Briefly, potential targets from FASTA searches (+15/−10 match/mismatch scoring ratio, -16 gap penalty and a RNA scoring matrix) were scored using a position-dependent, mispair penalty system [34].

They estimated the CAC score ratios associated with different levels of coffee consumption compared with no coffee consumption, taking into account other factors such as level of education and physical activity, alcohol and cigarette consumption, BMI (body mass index), family history of heart disease and diet.