Sentence examples for making rating from inspiring English sources

The interview analysis focused on reasons for making rating changes, meaning of the score and the rubric fit.

Observed mean ratio (and standard deviation) of the sum of the ratings for the extent to which the GP had discussed the treatment or care options concerning the addressed problems with the patient (= shared decision making, rating 1 to 4) divided by the number of problems that were addressed during the consultation.

Publishers tend to shy away from making rate-base cuts because the accompanying decline in the price of an ad usually means a drop in revenue.

The trick of making rates artificially positive did not fix the underlying problem, however.

As a result, not only are results from different studies not comparable, denominators are inadequate even within a study, making rates and ratios suspect.

Parents and children who were earlier in their decision making rated the decision coaching as being more acceptable compared to those recruited at the pump assessment.

In squeezing a late change into its financial overhaul package, Congress wanted to make rating agencies more accountable.

A good place to start would be to make rating agencies more accountable, perhaps by asking regulators to monitor their quality.

This makes rating changes less useful to investors and also means that they push the market in the direction it's already going.

There's a lot of authenticity in this approach that is palpable and the simplicity makes rating easy.

The app's creators have cleverly designed Tinder to make rating both faster and, in a subtle way, more literal.