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Allowing a delay of up to two days (accounting for the security stock), we defined excellent, good and poor adherence as being punctual for > 95%, 80 95% or < 80% of the visits respectively.
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The site defines excellent as essentially meaning no missed payments, no delinquencies on your credit report, spiffy clean.
This version defines excellent, good, fair and poor levels for each item of the checklist.
Although there are not set standards for defining excellent, good, acceptable, and poor related to observed agreement, it is reasonable to define "excellent" as 90-100% and "good" as 80-89%.
To him, a Hall of Fame career should be defined by excellent seasons, not lackluster ones that serve only to compile statistics.
The type of response was defined as excellent, partial, or poor according to mirror design method.
High satisfaction was defined as "excellent" on each CAT item.
Luxury used to be defined by excellent craftsmanship, fine materials and tradition.
Discriminative power of AUC values between 90 and 100% was defined as excellent, between 80 and 90% as good, between 70 and 80% as fair, between 60 and 70% as poor and <60% as failed.
The accuracy of the ROC-AUC test is defined as excellent from 0.9 to 1, good from 0.8 to 0.9, fair from 0.7 to 0.8, poor from 0.6 to 0.7, and <0.6, not useful.
For its first year, all universities will simply be defined as "excellent" on the TEF, and be allowed to get away with the extra £250.
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