Sentence examples for excess agreement from inspiring English sources
To adjust for this excess agreement expected by chance, we prefer to use the kappa coefficient, which is a popular measure of inter-rater agreement in many other areas of science.
In words, kappa reflects how much the observed agreement exceeds chance-expected agreement, P O (a, b) − P E (a, b), expressed as a fraction or as a percentage of the maximum excess agreement, 1 − P E (a, b), that is possible to obtain.
With positive agreement for a specific categorical rating a the CLQ will reflect a multiple of agreement more than expected, whereas kappa in percent will reflect how large the excess agreement is in relation to the maximum excess in agreement that can be obtained.
The modern soil on top of the exposure is a typical Podzol, formed in under conditions of perfect soil drainage and no water excess, in agreement with current geological and geomorphological conditions.
We believe that the nuclear divisions we observed in this study are a mitotic response to the presence of a cytoplasmic iron excess, in agreement with different studies suggesting a role of intracellular iron in the induction of replication activities.
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According to a memorandum from the dentist, Mr. Loja's workmanship was shoddy and he demanded payments in excess of their handshake agreement.
Dr. Johnson countered Mr. Loja's complaints in a memorandum he sent to Father Byrne that Mr. Loja demanded payments in excess of their handshake agreement for shoddy workmanship.
As a result of that it "made an additional contribution of £2.3m to the ITN defined benefit pension scheme in excess of the funding agreement with the trustees".
As in the case of cinchonidine, the most used modifier, the model predicts enantiomeric excess in nearly quantitative agreement with experiment.
We employ particle tracking simulations to study the application of the flat beam transform for two injector designs, a DC non relativistic photogun and a 1.6 cell S-band RF photoinjector, obtaining in both cases emittance ratios between the horizontal and vertical plane in excess of 100 in agreement with simple analytical estimates.
