Sentence examples for the benchmark score from inspiring English sources

The group launched an appeal after they fell short of the benchmark score set by British Gymnastics in qualifying at the London Prepares test event last month.

"At the test event the benchmark score we were required to achieve was set at 45.223 over two routines," the statement said.

Also unchanged: only 43 percent of the 1.66 million test-takers achieved the benchmark score, 1550, that indicates readiness for college.

The team missed the benchmark score of 45.223 by only 0.273 marks in the group all-around competition, meaning British Gymnastics will not submit a nomination to the British Olympic Association for a host-nation place at London 2012.

The College Board, which administers the test, says those with the benchmark score have a 65 percent likelihood of achieving a B- or higher grade average in their first year in college.

If the benchmark score is achieved a nomination will be submitted to the BOA to accept a host country place.

In an effort to provide better data for the discussion, the state in June approved a contract with the College Board to develop a statewide placement assessment, which all institutions would be required to administer to incoming students who did not meet the benchmark scores on state standardized exams or college admissions tests.

To confirm that the accuracies of the alignments by the two approaches are indistinguishable from each other and from that generated by the serial version, the BAliBASE benchmark scores were also calculated, where the differences from the reference alignments (assumed to be correct) were evaluated as the SP and TC scores (Thompson et al., 1999).

If a bid's score was higher than six (IOC's predefined benchmark score), the city was considered highly capable of hosting the Games; otherwise, its chances were very slim.

By the end of the video, each character gets a benchmark score based on... well, we're not quite sure and that's the point.

In comparison with the benchmark average score obtained from 935 medical offices in U.S., the score for 'teamwork' was lower in medical offices (86%%), than in PHCCs.