Sentence examples for convenience score from inspiring English sources

A container was assigned convenience score of '2' if it was selected as most convenient to use, a score of '1' if it was selected as convenient and a score of '0' if it was difficult to use.

Even when convenience scores were calculated, 10 ml single use dropper bottle was found to be more convenient by the mothers/caretakers than 100 ml container or gel tube (Mean convenience score for 10 ml bottle 1.4, in comparison to 0.8 and 0.9 for 100 ml and gel respectively).

The mean transportation convenience score (for 477 observations out of 20) was 14.9±3.2 and 48.2% scored above the mean.

51 A similar improvement in treatment convenience score was found, with no difference in quality of life data, although the follow-up time was much shorter (4 months).

Furthermore, the median Effectiveness score was 66, (interquartile range: 50 77), the median Side Effects score was 100, (interquartile range: 98 100), the median Convenience score was 66, (interquartile range: 61 78), and the median Global Satisfaction score was 83, (interquartile range: 58 92).

Convenience scores on most people's idea of the perfect sweater.

"While McDonald's affordability and convenience scores are at-or-below average, we believe these are poised to rise significantly over the next year". Coming in second place in the restaurant sector and #370 in the overall Global 2000 is Starbucks.

Global satisfaction, effectiveness, side effects and convenience scores based on the TSQM were similar for both drugs.

Global satisfaction, effectiveness, side effects and convenience scores based on the TSQM (VII) were similar for both drugs.

Scores of the "Convenience" and "Anticoagulant Treatment Satisfaction" at M3 and M6 are summarised in Table 4. "Convenience" scores decreased from 91.3 at M3 to 90.6 at M6; "Anticoagulant Treatment Satisfaction" scores slightly increased from 68.9 to 70.6, respectively.

An increase in the responsiveness, financial fairness and perceived transportation convenience scores was associated with a 3% (p<0.05), 8% (p<0.01), and a 7% (p<0.05) increase in the odds of perceived good quality of HATCS when other factors were held constant.