Sentence examples for disagreement rate from inspiring English sources
According to the official embassy and U.S.A.I.D. responses that accompany inspector's reports, they disagreed with Mr. Sopko's recommendations 64 percent of the time from October to August, compared with a 9 percent disagreement rate with his predecessor from July 2011 to July 2012.
A major disagreement rate of 5 9% was identified between two observers in interpreting emergency department plain radiographs, with an error incidence per observer of 3 6%[18]].
The overall disagreement rate between the two raters (KK, HW) was 21%.
It is unlikely that the disagreement rate would be lower in the trials where the protocol was neither publicly available nor retrievable from the authors.
We calculate the average rate that at least one of the algorithms does not agree with the others, and find that the disagreement rate varies from 30 to 20% as the training ratio increases (refer to Supplementary Materials for detailed results on individual classifier performance as well as disagreement rate).
The work of our panel of experts showed a low disagreement rate among panelists in the second round, compared with other studies in which a similar methodology was used [ 16].
There were also low disagreement rates for the latter two statements of pessimism for the prevention and mitigation of AIDS (54.5% and 39.2%, respectively).
Program audits reported low disagreement rates (between the auditor and site data collector) relatively early in program development (3.15% in 2005) and this rate has continued to drop (1.56% in 2008).
During that meeting, the panelists discussed variables and points of disagreement, and rated the scenarios again.
In other applications of this dynamics analysis method, we have observed dramatic slope changes in Arrhenius plots and disagreement in rates derived by probes placed in different sites for systems with more complicated folding scenarios.
The original talks ended in frustration, say people close to the discussions, after disagreements over rates of return and which fields were open to foreign investment.
