Sentence examples for universities score from inspiring English sources

— JONATHAN J. LI   Danish universities score mixed results in survey Almost 30 percent of Danish university programs in a recent survey failed to meet minimum standards and risk losing accreditation unless they address these issues, according to the Danish national accreditation agency, ACE Denmark.

Two hundred and one participants, aged 35 to 65 with mild to moderate chronic, frequent knee pain (Western Ontario and McMaster Universities score ≥25), were recruited at the University of Pittsburgh, PA, USA.

Indeed, while this year's table has the highest ever number of universities scoring firsts – 46 compared with last year's 31 – some 45% of institutions still only managed a 2 2, a third or a fail, or did not supply any data.

"Only eight out of 143 universities scored full points for their ethical investment policies, and 62 got no points at all," says Louise Hazan, who compiles the Green League rankings for People & Planet.

The analysis showed that students from universities scored slightly, but significantly, higher than students from universities of applied sciences.

The campus recently ranked 33rd in the world among research universities scored by Britain's Times Higher Education magazine, and 41st in U.S. News & World Report's national survey of universities.

Hence, we used the Ethiopian university scoring system by slightly modifying it into a four-scale ranking.

We slightly modified the Ethiopian university scoring system into a four-scale ranking for convenience because the Ethiopian scoring system has a long list of levels.

We adapted the Ethiopian university scoring system to interpret HEWs' knowledge on contents of ANC counseling, danger signs, danger symptoms, and complications in pregnancy.

In addition to graduate employment rates, universities' scores are calculated on employer reputation, partnerships with employers, presence of employers on campus, and alumni outcomes.

Even universities that score well argue that it is only part of a package of ways of measuring students' experiences.