Sentence examples for effect ratings from inspiring English sources
The lowest positive effect ratings were given to: banks and other financial institutions (22percentt); Congress (24percentt); large corporations (25percentt); and the federal government (25percentt).
The highest positive effect ratings were given to: small businesses (71percenttechnologylogy companies (68percentt); and churches and religious organizations (63percentt); and colleges and universities (61percentt).
The first result indicates a nonsignificant main effect of Site [ F 1,93) = 0.7, p =.39], the second revealed a nonsignificant main effect of Gender [ F 1,93) = 0.9, p =.34], and the third indicated Age also did not significantly effect ratings on the five measures [ F 4,90) = 0.2, p =.95].
Additionally, heart rate and several subjective-effect ratings (e.g., "Good Drug Effect," "High," "Mellow") were significantly increased in a Δ9-THC concentration-dependent manner.
Active cocaine significantly increased choice to self-administer cocaine, subjective-effect ratings (e.g., "Good Drug Effect"), blood pressure and heart rate (HR).
No effects were noted in symptoms or side effects ratings.
Labelling a chocolate as 'reduced-fat' had a significant negative effect on ratings of expected liking, but did not affect ratings of actual liking, or ratings of sensory attributes.
Shortly after that law went into effect, the ratings agencies refused to rate mortgage securities containing Georgia loans because of this potential liability.
Efforts to aggressively recruit average reviewers to a second workshop were time consuming, had low success rates, and showed a similar lack of effect on ratings, despite improvement in scores on a test instrument.
A 3 × 2 (feedback type [none, auditory, and visual] x time [after 5 minutes of CPR and after 10 minutes of CPR]) within-within repeated measures analysis of variance evaluated feedback effects and time effects on ratings of perceived exertion.
Ratings: the WB has pioneered projects rating - a process of breaking down complex issues into elementary variables rated by evaluators - but acknowledges evaluators' subjectivity and effect on ratings.
