Sentence examples for first and second rating from inspiring English sources

In between first and second rating, the presence of context factors was established.

The mean bias between scores from the first and second rating was 0.47, with 95% limits of agreement between 10.15 and 11.09.

There were no differences in inter-rater reliability between the first and second rating session of all three groups separately, based on the overlap of 95% confidence intervals.

The standard deviation of the difference, representing the extent to which rater A achieved the same mean scores for the first and second rating, ranged between 5.3° (lateral flexion), 5.7° (flexion-extension) and 6.9° (rotation).

Furthermore, we wrote item-specific instructions, which we found very helpful and likely increased the agreement for most items, except for the two items whose instructions were modified during the course of the quality assessment (in some cases between the first and second rating for individual studies).

And now that they're back in town, in the first (and first-rate) New York revival of a very fine playwright's masterwork, it's important that you find the time.

Figure 6 shows the comparison of the BER performance of D-BFT detection among single chirp-rate and 10-chirp-rate signals; Fig. 6b, c shows the plots for the first and fourth rate signals, respectively.

The Nasdaq has fallen in the period between the second and third rate cuts before, but only once.

Informal workers, the self-employed and investors pay fixed monthly premiums of between 25,500 IDR (£1.34) and 59,500 IDR (£3.12) in a tiered system of first, second and third-rate care depending on the contributions they choose to pay.

In fact, after the first three cuts this year, the Dow Jones industrials were down two weeks later; the Nasdaq composite index was down two weeks after the second and third rate cuts.

Others would argue that it was no such thing, and that devolution was more of a job creation exercise for second and third-rate politicians who would never have been considered by their party good enough for Westminster.