Sentence examples for tens of points from inspiring English sources

Some students in that group increased their scores by only tens of points while some who studied on their own increased their scores significantly.

Thorough experimental studies, based on random business processes, demonstrate that the heuristic algorithm was able to produce service provider allocations that result in execution times that are only a few percentage points (less than 2.5%) worse than the allocations obtained by the optimal algorithm while examining a tiny fraction of the solution space (tens of points versus millions of points).

As shown later, even if the number of points marked in each embryo is limited (e.g. a few tens of points), using snapshot data from multiple independent embryos enables reliable and reproducible estimation of the deformation map and deformation characteristics.

Consider utilising your knife when they are reloading, or even when they are shooting at you - a single "stab in the back" can take tens of points off their health.

Third, the reviewers request that more explanations be provided in the revised work, and that it would be helpful to include schematic figures to summarize results and speculations presented (see 2nd and 3rd points of reviewer 1, 1st and 2nd points of reviewer#2 and first point of reviewer#3).

The dashed blue lines represent the 5th and 95th percentiles of point estimates taken from the 3000 resampled curves in any given year.

Mobley got the ball against Sprewell at the top of the key and drove around him to score his 15th and 16th points of the game.

Political science models are split, with the average model showing an Obama lead of a few 10ths of a point.

Still, "Grey's" beat "Idol" by a 10th of a point in the demo. .

Fox's "American Idol" earned a 2.1, down a 10th of a point from a week ago, as the top nine contestants faced off.

Leeds' victory moved them into 15th, within four points of 14th-placed Wednesday, who have won only one of their last six.