Sentence examples for example ratings from inspiring English sources
For example, ratings from Nielsen Media Research show that young people are more interested in shows like ABC's "Sabrina: The Teenage Witch" and FOX's "Malcolm in the Middle" than they are in UPN's wresting program, "WWF Smackdown".
Some Spanish-language stations' ratings declined sharply — at Univision's KLVE in Los Angeles, for example, ratings fell 54percentt in the first quarter of 2009 from the same period the year before, leading it and other broadcasters to testify before Congress on Dec. 2 that the new system is discriminatory.
For example, ratings are explicit feedbacks which indicate users' preference.
For example, ratings of choice should be higher in the two choice conditions than in any of the relevance and control conditions.
For example, ratings for injection techniques (e.g. spinal interventions) differed in between groups, what could be explained by a particular enhanced use of invasive methods in the respective clinical fields.
For example, ratings for being bothered by soiling of underwear or linens were higher among the three men who reported soiling in the placebo group (M = 4.00, SD = 1.00) as compared to the four men in the 0.1% UC781 group (M = 2.50, SD = 1.29).
The rankings are based on what the company calls the TrustScore, weighted for relevance so for example, older ratings count for less, while ratings from trusted sources count for more.
For example, Nielsen ratings of Cubs games on WGN soared by 39percentt and by 47 on the local Fox Sports Net outlet.
Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, for example, has ratings of Mostly False, False and Pants on Fire at the 40percentt mark (out of a sizable 117 statements checked).
The American Institute for Philanthropy, for example, publishes ratings for charities on its Web site, ranging from an A for excellent to a grade of F for poor.
For example, another ratings agency, Fitch, said it would need more evidence of improvement in the banking sector and less government use of state-controlled financial institutions to expand credit.
