Sentence examples for without any score from inspiring English sources

Alberto Moreno also stood out and Liverpool were visibly growing in confidence when they reached the midway point of the opening half without any score.

The match scores are fused using the weighted sum rule without any score normalization.

The evaluators used the acute pain scale to assess pain in the horses, without any scores assigned to any item on the scale.

The following response categories are available for each question: without any difficulty (score 0), with some difficulty (score 1), with much difficulty (score 2), or unable to do (score 3).

The HAQ measures the ability to perform 20 activities of daily living with four response categories (without any difficulty (score 0), with some difficulty (score 1), with much difficulty (score 2), not being able to do (score 3)).

There are four possible responses and corresponding scores for each question: without any difficulty (score = 0), with some difficulty (1), with much difficulty (2), and unable to do (3).

Will, for example, any score without an accredited witness or reliable recording be removed from the lists?

She has also demonstrated her skills in playing piano - she holds an Indonesian Museum of Records (MURI) record for playing 22 songs within 2 hours on her piano, some of them without any musical score.

To extract bait-prey interactions from our TAP-MS data, we loaded our Mascot search results without any Mascot score threshold into the ProHITS database (Liu et al., 2010) and made use of the integrated SAINT algorithm (Choi et al., 2011) to perform a probabilistic scoring.

The database also includes consciousness status at the time of admission and discharge based on the Japan Coma Scale (JCS), in which a score of 0 indicates alert consciousness, scores of 1 to 3 indicate wakefulness without any stimuli, scores of 10 to 30 indicate arousal by some stimuli and scores of 100 to 300 indicate coma.

And he took the opening frame of the final session, again without a score of any significance.