Sentence examples for that score on from inspiring English sources

In PCA plots, spectra that score on one side of a principal component (e.g. positive on PC1) are enriched in those peaks which load on the same side of the PC (e.g. positive on PC1) and are depleted in those peaks which load on the other side of the same PC (e.g. negative on PC1).

"If somebody had given me that score on the 10th I probably wouldn't have.

We establish two equality indices that score, on a unit-interval scale, the intrinsic 'egalitarianism' of size distributions: (i) the poverty equality index which is particularly sensitive to the existence of very small "poor" sizes; (ii) the riches equality index which is particularly sensitive to the existence of very large "rich" sizes.

The overall score of problem solving indicated that score on the post-test III was significantly better than that on post-test I and II, meaning both full-time and part-time students' clinical problem solving abilities improved at the last semester.

Three relate to the decision maker alone the "truster"—and seven reflect the specific situation involving him or her and the person asking for trust the "trustee". The more factors that score on the high end of the scale, the more likely the decision maker is to choose trust.

Consequently that score on any one day is not necessarily a good reflection of a kid's attainment level".

Specifically, longitudinal results indicated that scores on the MPQ assessed in 1994 forecast scores on the IPQ in 2001.

Statistical analysis indicates that scores on all subscales were significantly lower for the HT group.

Further testing revealed that scores on the ventral items were not correlated with scores on a set of standard tests, and that scores on the dorsal items were correlated with general intelligence and some measures of personality.

Virginia's domination extended beyond an offense that scored on seven consecutive possessions.

They also found that scores on the new writing section predict students' college grades slightly better than scores on the other sections, reading and math.