Sentence examples for wider score from inspiring English sources

Interventions evaluated using the instrument may also show smaller utility gains (higher cost-utility estimates), than might be seen in adult populations where the EQ-5D is used, which has a significantly wider score range.

Make the goal an inch or two bigger all around, give the shooters some net to actually shoot at, force the defense to cover a wider scoring area, and make the goalies work for their shutouts.

At present the EQ-5D tends to provide a wider scoring range and better completion rates than the SF-6D [ 23] and tends to provide more favourable cost-effectiveness ratios [ 30].

In good 3G coverage areas, Ofcom reported an average of 2.1 Mbps, still some way behind the UK-wide score of 2.618 Mbps found in our study.

The Liberal Democrats are unchanged on 9%, a buoyant Scottish National party climbs one to a Britain-wide score of 5%.

The school-by-school report cards showed a wide score gap between blacks and whites in the early grades that persisted through the eighth grade, across urban and suburban, affluent and poor districts.

A wide score range was observed for each section of both tests.

We do not expect a wide score gap between both groups, given that students from the VB group spent only 180.6 s, on average, watching the animation.

This yields a so-called polygenic risk score [ 3] (polygenic score, genetic risk score, and genome-wide score [ 8]).

Scoring soles, observer 2 had a wide category for score 3; observer 3 had a wide score 1 category and a narrow score 2 category compared with the other two observers.

Balls went wide (scoring an automatic run for the opposition), easy balls were muffed by fielders, and several hard-hit ones crashed off the fence for automatic 6s.