Sentence examples for which scoring from inspiring English sources

The conscious mind cannot reconcile his 4-1 record as quarterback of the Broncos with his ineptitude as a passer, so the mind snaps and creates a narrative in which scoring 27 offensive points in two weeks is somehow a hallmark of excellence.

A game's 'tempo' is the speed at which scoring events occur over the course of play.

The aim was to determine which scoring methods were superior in terms of reliability, discriminability (distribution shape), and validity.

The rheumatologist knows best which area he or she is interested in and, if indicated, which scoring system is preferred.

The RNFS/EDSS scores before and after the therapy were compared to assess which scoring system is better in evaluating the patients treated with hESC therapy.

The aim of the current review was to analyse and compare the plethora of scoring systems for cystic fibrosis, especially regarding which scoring components are considered most important.

Kellogg, which scored 54, plans to do better, Holdorf said.

(2-0), which scored on four of its first five possessions.

Chrystal Starling scored 14 for Virginia Tech (17-6, 8-4), which scored a season low.

Jason Maxiell scored 14 for Cincinnati (13-1, 4-1), which scored only 26 points in the second half.

In the tests currently showing, though, the Isuzu Trooper, which scored at the bottom, did look marginally worse after the crash than the BMW X5, which scored best.