The phrase "agreement higher" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a higher level of agreement or a more significant agreement, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The committee reached an agreement higher than the previous one, reflecting the new terms discussed."
Alternatives: "greater agreement" or "higher level of agreement".
For better agreement, higher resolution for the SPH solution is required.
The automatic assessment, compared to the standard one, showed an agreement higher than 87% on average on the entire group for each skill and a reduction of time for scoring from 15 to 2 min per participant.
Without an agreement, higher taxes will rise for virtually every working American and across-the-board cuts in government spending will kick in from Tuesday.
In MobileMedia the pairs inFusion-JDeodorant (75.12%), JDeodorant-JSpIRIT (74.36%), and JDeodorant-PMD (74.36%) have lower average overall agreements, while in Health Watcher, all pairs have an average agreement higher than 87.82%.
Intra and inter-examiner reliability was assessed by Kappa statistics and a percentage agreement (higher than 0.85) was considered good.
A kappa value between 0.6 and 0.8 was considered a good agreement, higher than 0.8 was considered as excellent [ 24].
Following data collection, responses were assembled and ordered from most agreement (highest number of yes responses) to least agreement (lowest number of yes responses).
Table 2 shows the five factors wit h the least inter-subject agreement (highest SDs) and the five with the most inter-subject agreement (lowest SDs).
Table 6 Relationship between perceived risk level and agreement (Study 2) Safe Neutral Risky Totals Low Agreement (High SD) 17 10 14 41 High Agreement (Low SD) 9 6 26 41 Totals 26 16 40 826
In the years prior to the 2011 Collective Bargaining Agreement, high round rookie holdouts were the norm.
They should advocate for carbon prices consistent with the Paris Agreement: high enough to keep global temperatures well below two degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.
