Sentence examples for explicit ratings from inspiring English sources

Net Trust embeds social context in web-based trust decisions by combining individual histories, social networks, and explicit ratings.

It is conceivable that, in the future, amendments to the model, such as explicit ratings, will drive home the message of the reviews for readers.

We coin this problem heterogeneous collaborative recommendation (HCR) from the perspective of users' heterogeneous feedbacks of implicit examinations and explicit ratings.

Essentially, you get an exact percentage based on its analysis, along with explicit ratings from your friends to highlight what matters.

Instead of going to a site like Yelp and seeing every restaurant with 3.5 to 4.5 stars, as cofounder and chief executive Corey Reese tells me, you get an exact percentage based on its analysis, along with explicit ratings from your friends to highlight what matters.

From HBO shows filled with crude nudity and violence, to musicals such as The Book of Mormon where explicit ratings are applied to almost every song, to late-night comedies featuring popular show hosts like Jon Stewart and Colbert, who play-acts a persona speaking exclusively in snark.

The unique features of GRADE include: (1) explicit, comprehensive criteria for downgrading and upgrading quality of evidence ratings; (2) explicit evaluation of the importance of outcomes and (3) clear separation of quality of evidence from the strength of recommendations.

The unique features of Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation include: (1) explicit, comprehensive criteria for downgrading and upgrading quality of evidence ratings; (2) explicit evaluation of the importance of outcomes; and (3) clear separation of quality of evidence from the strength of care recommendations.

The data extraction form did not include explicit quality ratings, i.e. in-depth evaluation whether stated methodology, e.g. applying societal perspective, was correctly performed.

To obtain explicit odor ratings, children sniffed the odors from jars and rated their pleasantness using a six-point VAS where each point was also denoted by a "smiley," ranging from a happy face associated with pleasant to a sad face associated with unpleasant.

Therefore, even though participants were not explicitly instructed to focus on the affective consequences, this higher involvement may lead to an implicit activation of the affective-motivational parts of the pain matrix to an extent that was similar as during the explicit unpleasantness ratings.