Sentence examples for analysis of ratings from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the broadcaster said that while a complete analysis of ratings for news bulletins has yet to be completed it appeared as if there was no particular change in average viewing of ITV's programmes.

The study, based on analysis of ratings data from Nielsen Media Research, is indicative of the growing attention being paid by agencies and advertisers to ethnic and multicultural marketing.

ESPN, HBO, Nickelodeon, the NFL Network and Showtime are all among the biggest gainers of audience share in HD, according to a Nielsen analysis of ratings data for The New York Times.

Our analysis centers on a bottom-up inductive coding to identify the underlying themes across comments left by participants and qualitative analysis of ratings left by participants for each message.

[6] Otto, Sanford and Ross concluded that their analysis of ratings on RMP revealed what would be expected if the online ratings of professors were in fact valid measures of student learning.

Presentation of stimuli and recording of participants' responses were carried out using Cogent (http://www.vislab.ucl.ac.uk/CogentGraphics/index.html) running in Matlab 6.5 (MathWorks™) and analysis of ratings using the statistical program SPSS (SPSS Inc).

The analysis of rating stability (correlation between ratings at different time points) from Visit 2 to Visit 3 (the two visits being 3 10 weeks apart from one another) gave a correlation of r = 0.54 (n = 569) for SAMS-P and r = 0.59 (n = 535) for SAMS-S.

Analysis of mean ratings showed that researchers' ratings were significantly higher (reflecting greater satisfaction; M = 2.50; SD = 0.91) than autistic adults (M = 2.11; SD = 0.95) and family members (M = 2.19; SD = 0.93) (both ps < 0.01) but not practitioners (M = 2.25; SD = 0.94).

Step 4: Analysis of the ratings Step 4: Analysis of the ratings Those areas of research identified as priorities by 75%% or more of the respondents with a mean of <2 after the two rounds of the Delphi process constituted the top priorities for research into CPC.

For analysis of pain ratings over time in the pilot study, the factor TIME (pain ratings 1-15) was used, for other comparisons of pain ratings a two-way repeated measures ANOVA with the factors TIME (corresponding pain ratings) and GROUP (CO2 or air).

Konold and Pianta [ 14] addressed this issue with a Latent Profile Analysis of CBCL and TRF ratings of first graders from the NICHD study and found that ratings were heavily influenced by informants.