Sentence examples for different assessors from inspiring English sources

Five studies evaluating utilities using different proxies such as parents, physicians or nurses [ 38, 43, 45, 46, 52] showed marked differences in results obtained from different assessors.

The guidelines they are set by the TSB seem inconsistent, with entrepreneurs rejected for one grant but awarded another by different assessors.

Furthermore, different assessors were used for the pre- and post-intervention assessments with the post-intervention assessors blinded to the students as well as the results on the pre-intervention assessment.

In the CLA, English teachers are assessed twice by two different assessors in a live lesson on four different constructs; (a) grammar and lexical accuracy and range, (b) pronunciation, stress and intonation, (c) the language of classroom interaction and (d) the language of classroom instruction.

One multi-country study had different assessors per country [14] who may have applied different standards.

That is by many different assessors.

Assessments at three months were measured by a different assessor blinded to the participants' group allocation and otherwise uninvolved in study procedures.

Both the pre-clinical curriculum and the exit qualifications were clear to clinical staff of all participating hospitals, which could reduce error due to different assessor expectations.

Others have shown that non-physicians are able to evaluate the performance of physicians in training and practice [ 29- 31], and have suggested that different assessor groups rate performance in different ways [ 32].

Generalizability coefficients indicated that an approximate sample of 9 encounters was needed assuming a single different assessor per encounter and assuming different cases per encounter (the usual situation in real practice), 4 encounters when 2 raters were used and 3 encounters when 3 raters are used.

Recent studies have demonstrated that the Klimisch method does not guarantee consistent evaluation results among different risk assessors [13, 14].