Sentence examples for comparative ratings from inspiring English sources

Covering 29 countries, this year's report provides comparative ratings and in-depth analysis of local and national democratic governance in the post-communist world.

Results showed that the accountability manipulation was effective in reducing optimism bias in terms of participants' comparative ratings of their accident risk in specific situations, though only for less experienced drivers.

Empirically, PCT assessment of such meaning structures is based on comparative ratings on bipolar continua of perceived opposites.

Not only did biology students respond more positively to the course, comparative ratings placed SCIE1000 slightly higher than a Biology course in 2009.

In contrast, 'same' self-comparative ratings significantly reduced the mortality risk compared to 'better' over time.

This limitation of the self-comparative SRH measure may also explain our seemingly counterintuitive findings that 'same' self-comparative ratings are protective of mortality risk compared to 'better' ratings.

'Not as good' self-comparative ratings increased the mortality risk by 1.23 times compared to 'better' ratings (model 3).

The young-old age-group model revealed that "poor" global and "worse" age-comparative ratings significantly predicted mortality.

Model 6 revealed that 'worse' age-comparative and 'not as good' self-comparative ratings independently predicted mortality when placed in the same model.

When global SRH was placed in the same models as age-comparative (model 4) and self-comparative (model 5) SRH the relationship between 'worse' age-comparative and 'not as good' self-comparative ratings and mortality became non-significant.

In the independent models, after accounting for other mortality risk factors, 'poor', 'fair' or 'good' global SRH ratings and 'worse' age-comparative ratings over time indicate a significant increase in mortality risk for older adults compared to the most positive ratings.