Sentence examples for their assist from inspiring English sources

Neither did their assist total for the second half: three.

The Spurs' unselfish principles remain (their assist rate is up slightly from 16.2 to 19.3), but their uncharacteristically high turnover rate (15.1 per game, or 21st in the league) has helped keep their games much closer than what a 7-1 record might typically suggest.

So far, however, the numbers have painted nothing but a positive playoff portrait: while the Thunder's assists per game have fallen slightly, from 17.6 last year to 17.1 this year, their assist rate has actually risen (13.9 to 14.6), one of many indications of an improved overall offensive efficiency.

The Bulls manage to win with an extraordinarily balanced offense — nine of their players average more than seven points a game and their assist ratio (to bring that statistic back one more time) is eighth in the league, which means that, even when their best players are missing, they're still a competitive team.

The Nets have had one of the more efficient offenses in the league since P.J. Carlesimo took over as coach, but their ball movement leaves something to be desired; their assist ratio is one of the worst in the league, which means their scoring depends too heavily on stars like Deron Williams and Brook Lopez creating opportunities for themselves.

This algorithm requires message exchange only between relays and their assisted receivers.

In other words, there was significant difference between the mean scores of the solo performance of the experimental group and their assisted performance.

Both intervention and control group participants attended routine consultations with their assisting physician scheduled every 2 months, or more frequently when clinically indicated.

Sitting in their jail cells, they have no ability to investigate their cases or assist their lawyers, except in a limited and superficial way.

They help connect HIV-positive women to services that can prevent transmission of the virus to their newborns and assist their communities in addressing climate change.

Men also reported greater impact and distress on their ability to assist their family members.