Sentence examples for both raters were consistent from inspiring English sources

Diagnoses derived by both raters were consistent in all cases.

Results showed that the raters were consistent in their scoring over time, with an average Cohen's kappa of 0.70 over all of the raters.

Based on these findings, we considered codes that were affirmed by three or more raters were consistent with acute stroke.

Further analysis showed that the two words with less than 70%% of the raters being consistent (担忧 danyou "worried" and 痛恨 tonghen "hate") tended to be associated with more than one basic emotion type, which explains why participants may switch categories when rating the same word repeatedly.

In the case of disagreement between the raters, only those comments coded yes by both raters were counted within a given category.

Both raters were blind to comments from editors and reviewers.

Categories with congruent contents that were formed by both raters were used for further analysis.

When agreement was satisfactory, regional uptake values from both raters were averaged for subsequent analyses.

With respect to topic 2, the F-score of both raters is moderate (0.5 and 0.52).

The results of the independent ratings were compared and agreement between both raters was checked.

However, these predefined criteria for image grading was equally available for the second rater and hence both raters are considered equally capable of performing the ratings.