Sentence examples for service scoring from inspiring English sources

For the last 10 years, I have worked one week a year for the Educational Testing Service scoring essays from the Advanced Placement exam in European history.

In the fall of 2004, WMTR, which had switched to its oldies format that January, was just the No.8 station in the Morristown market, according to the Arbitron rating service, scoring a 3.5percentt share of all surveyed listeners.

Thomson.co.uk, a more recent convert to user-generated content, deploys a small editorial team to sift through the reviews and cross reference them with the "customer service scoring" collated from questionnaires given to customers on their flights home.

The service scored well in account offerings, trading charges and fees, and interaction.

Capacity of the service was a key criterion, in which no other service scored higher than Design 2.1.

The Bradford service scored 82% in the value for money category, compared with 28% for the Stansted Express.

The streaming service scored two trophies Sunday night for "Mozart In the Jungle" -- TV series, comedy or musical and actor in a comedy or musical for Gael Garcia Bernal.

Religious worship was assessed with the question: "do you attend religious service?", scored on a scale "never, a few times a year, monthly, weekly, more than weekly".

Empirically, the data sets used support the findings of the ecosystem services scoring exercise and suggests that fluctuations in ecosystem service delivery through time and across the river reaches are linked to land-use change and other human activities.

Patients admitted to stroke services scoring highly on a measure of organisational quality were more likely to receive all six of the care processes measured in this study.

Similarly, the non-science majors who attend weekly services scored, on average, 52.34 (SD = 18.41), while those who seldom or never attend these services scored 81.13 (SD = 15.90) (Figure 3b). Figure 3 Relationship between MATE score and religiosity.