Sentence examples for set a score from inspiring English sources

Given an event early in the data set, a score function that uses future events would be ideal.

Josh Langhoff of PopMatters gave the box set a score of 10 out of 10 and felt that the set is "about sound: the tangible, physically beautiful sounds of Smith's imperative trumpet and of different instruments in combination, testing their own limits".

We arbitrarily, set a score of 2-3 as the overexpressed group compared to a score 0-1 as the standard.

Since no threshold for interpreting the QHES exists, we arbitrarily set a score of 90 and above as excellent quality, and a score of 75 to 90 as good quality.

The Set A scores are broadly and almost normally distributed in the Set A model encompassing all of the scores of the Set B data, mostly in the middle 50% of the data (interquartile range).

Also in 1961 Nicklaus set a scoring record of 282 for an amateur in the U.S. Open.

Pronovost set a scoring record by a defenceman and was named the USHL's rookie of the year.

"I think setting a score and trusting that score is important," he said.

The number of PPIs was taken from the STRING database, setting a score threshold of 0.7 (confident interaction level) [ 57].

Analyses were conducted setting a score cut off of four but results show targets with a score ≤ 3, to reduce false positives.

Amy Rodriguez came on at the break and promptly scored five goals in 30 minutes, setting a scoring record for the tournament and tying the national team single-game mark set by Michelle Akers.