Sentence examples for the last score that from inspiring English sources

I have read claims that "On the Dnieper" was the last score that Diaghilev commissioned before his death in 1929, but most versions assert that the commission came in 1930 from the Paris Opera.

Twelve rats that died during the intervention period were not included in the BDNF and corticosterone analysis, and the intention-to-treat method was used to analyze their behavioral scores, which means that the scores of their unfinished days were the same as that of the last score that we recorded on the day before it died.

To widely indicate the interaction between chemicals, we used the last score, that is, "Combined_score," to measure the strength of the interaction.

WEBER -- The last original score that we had of any note was "Urinetown".

The sun broke through for the first time this afternoon as the Jets were furiously driving for a last-second score that would have sent them to the playoffs and absolved them of an ill-timed exhibition of futility against Detroit.

i.p. injection of MK-801 at either 40 min before or 4 h after delayed extinction resulted in an impairment of initiating and consolidating fear extinction memory, which caused a long lasting increased freezing score that was still significant on the 7th day after extinction, compared with extinction group.

Alternatively, a student will pull a low score from the deck (e.g., a 3♥ and 6♣), realize from the last exercise that their score is unlikely to make it through to the end, and then pull a high environmental stick score and let out a small cheer.

"Hair" would mark the last time that a Broadway score would filter so pervasively into the mainstream of the pop charts, a transition taken for granted in the days of Rodgers and Hart.

He scored three runs; the last time he scored that many in a game was May 26, when Knoblauch scored four against Cleveland.

To add to that, scores on the SAT critical reading portion to a record low last year -- its three-point drop among test-takers marks just the second time in the last 20 years that reading scores have fallen by that much over a single year.

"Martin O'Neill said when I scored the last one that he had one pencilled in for 2006," said the Ulsterman afterwards.