Sentence examples for effectiveness ratings from inspiring English sources

Interventions with the highest effectiveness ratings were: prescription sleep medications (rating: 6.5), prescription pain medications (rating: 6.3), resting (rating: 6.3), heat (rating: 6.3), and prescription antidepressants (rating: 6.2).

Poll results released today find New York City voters broadly supporting two of the city's rather controversial public-grading measures: effectiveness ratings for teachers and sanitary ratings for restaurants.

Similarly, reported effectiveness ratings for cyclosporine were higher in intermediate and posterior/panuveitis compared to anterior uveitis (P = 0.08).

Methotrexate, however, was the only drug in which there was a significant difference in effectiveness ratings by anatomic location.

Effectiveness ratings were reported on a four-point Likert scale, with 1 and 2 representing unfavorable responses of "Not effective" and "Somewhat effective", and 3 and 4 representing favorable responses of "Mostly effective" and "Very effective".

Many more participants gave fairly positive effectiveness ratings and this was correlated with belief in human causation of climate change, personal importance of climate change, and being a moderate meat eater.

"When we issued our first board-effectiveness ratings of 2,000 companies last year, Citigroup was dead last," said Nell Minow, founder of the Corporate Library, a research group in Portland, Me., that tracks corporate governance.

Therapy ratings after six and 12 months: Patient rating of therapy outcome, patient satisfaction with therapy, AAT/EYT/RMT effectiveness rating by patient and physician.

Therapy ratings were documented after six and 12 months: Patient rating of therapy outcome, patient satisfaction with therapy, therapy effectiveness rating by patient and physician.

Previous research has demonstrated that students are discriminating judges of instructional effectiveness, providing ratings that are quite stable [ 6] and valid indicators of teaching effectiveness [ 7, 8].

This is clearly evident when instrument content (e.g., appraisals of medication effectiveness or ratings of disease severity) are indiscriminately mixed together with temporally distinct constructs in the causal pathway (e.g., the behavioral ramifications of the appraisal).