SCORE definition

SCORE means the centralized statewide registration system and the computerized statewide voter registration list described in Part 3 of Article 2 of Title 1.

SCORE means the Service Corps of Retired Executives.

SCORE means a measure derived from data, using a rule-based methodology, and based only on a pre-established statistical or algorithmic system or model, without any additional substantial analytical input from an analyst;

Examples of SCORE in a sentence

• Specifically, the SCORE assessment in Indonesia (2013-2019 data) revealed limited capacity for "Counting births, deaths, and causes of deaths" (element C of SCORE)4.

• On a global scale, the World Health Organization (WHO) has introduced the SCORE for Health Data Technical Package to assist Member States in enhancing their data systems and capabilities for monitoring progress towards health-related SDGs, Triple Billion target, and other national health priorities.

• This activity also specifically aims to address and enhance the "C" component of SCORE, focusing on birth, death, and cause of death.

• SHARE YOUR SCORE WITH YOUR DENTISTThe next step is to share your results with your dentist at your next dental visit.

• COMMENTS: Pass/FailTOTAL SCORE – Add Evaluation Scores from Sections 1-4.

More Definitions of SCORE

SCORE means the Standardised Corporate Environment, which enables businesses to use the SWIFT Network;

SCORE. MEANS THE CENTRALIZED STATEWIDE REGISTRATION SYSTEM

SCORE means grade attained by a person for promotion in the Sheriff's Department.

SCORE means the standardized corporate environment administered by SWIFT, being a closed user group which caters for financial messaging between corporates and financial institutions.

SCORE means the cumulative score as followed by the NBA or any other Assessment and Accreditation Agencies (AAA) recognized by the AICTE under relevant AICTE regulations, while granting accreditation;

SCORE means a numerical value, categorization, or classification that is:

SCORE means the centralized statewide registration system and the