Sentence examples for judgement rate from inspiring English sources

The accurate inventory reconciliation model plays an important role in improving the capacity of fault diagnosis and reducing the misdiagnosis rate as well as omissive judgement rate of fault diagnosis during storage and transportation process (Chen et al. 2010; United States Environmental Protection Agency 1995).

Submit something you think might be art and let the hive mind pass judgement by rating it on a scale of one to ten.

Although our findings suggest that the proposed assessment framework for novelty evaluation is unable to provide a 'one-size fits-all method', it does enable us to overcome some of the limitations of current evaluation methods which depend on subjective judgements for rating.

A r wg equal to 1 would indicate that all judgements about rated subject were similar.

Our procedure followed the RAM guidelines 28 consisting of a two-round modified Delphi method with an added face-to-face component that allows members to discuss their judgements between rating rounds.

Thus, for this yes/no (risk/not at risk) judgement the hit rate (probability of correctly classifying an elder as at risk) and the false alarm rate (the probability of incorrectly classifying an elder as at risk) describe judgement performance [ 28].

But he pre-empted that judgement before the rate had bedded in, scrapping it on political rather than economic grounds.

Upon receiving this information, a neighbour node calculates, with its own judgement, the global rate of the announcer node.

The DUNDRUM-3 and DUNDRUM-4 scales are structured professional judgement instruments to rate a patient's programme completion and recovery and therefore the patient's continuing need for therapeutic security [ 10].

A report released by a group of MPs questioned Ofsted's judgement after they rated two of the schools as outstanding before they were downgraded to inadequate.

They note various factors which complicate the assessment process but believe that serious problems arise because of the subjectivity of judgement involved in rating students' writing.