Sentence examples for content of ratings from inspiring English sources

The paper analyzes the effect of competition between credit rating agencies (CRAs) on the information content of ratings.

We use Standard and Poor's (S&P) entry into the market for insurance ratings previously covered by a monopolist, A.M. Best, to empirically test the impact of entry on the information content of ratings.

Both quantitative and qualitative analyses of these three data sources will be undertaken including: descriptive statistics for the characteristics of wiki users, their patterns of use and scores for clinical indicators; and frequency counts and content analyses of ratings and free-text responses from the user perspectives survey.

"It would be a huge disservice to the Australian public if the ABC's strategy is to intentionally dumb down specialist content in favour of ratings.

By leveraging Nokia Local Search for Automotive, Toyota drivers will have fast and easy online access to the latest high-quality industry mapping information and community-generated content – including millions of ratings, reviews and images fed directly into their cars.

Content ratings of transcriptions of the same audio recordings were collected for the present study and provided a control for semantic variation among speakers.

Data were extracted independently by both authors, and consensus on content of tables and ratings achieved through discussion.

The broad relationship between the Impairment Tables of Schedule 1B and the ICF is explored in Table 1, which compares the table headings, the content of the impairment ratings of Schedule 1B, and the ICF dimensions of Body Function and Structure, and Activities and Participation.

It was only a few months ago that NBC, a broadcast network owned by General Electric, finally agreed to give its audience the full range of content ratings that the rest of the industry uses.

The state of the art CF model, timeSVD++, which models and utilizes temporal dynamics of user preferences and item features, is modified to take the content features into prediction of ratings for cold start items.

Sarah Coyne also made the observation that while video games, TV shows and movies may come with warnings about content in the form of ratings, books do not.