Sentence examples for mixed rating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Myers, who has little courtroom experience, received a mixed rating from the American Bar Association committee that evaluates judicial nominees.

That year, the bar association's special committee to evaluate judges gave a mixed rating to Judge Robert H. Bork, Ronald Reagan's nominee to the United States Supreme Court.

Shortly after the election, Schlosser penned a post about the ACA, which expressed something of a mixed rating of a system aimed at addressing some of health care's biggest problems.

The fare gets a mixed rating: calamari salad with arugula, cannellini beans and avocado dressing is sublime; asparagus gratin with Parmesan is hot but uncooked; tuna is cooked to perfection; rolled chicken breast with spinach and prosciutto, though, is beyond dry.

At the website Metacritic, which uses a normalized rating system, the film earned a mixed rating of 58% based on 31 reviews by mainstream critics.

The psychometric properties of the SGRQ were examined using Rasch model analysis with a mixed rating scale and partial credit mode by Winsteps software.

Bayesian analysis was performed using MrBayes version 3.1.2-MPI under a mixed rate model (aamodelpr = mix) [119].

The reaction proceeds via the Volmer-Tafel reaction route with mixed rate-determining characteristics.

"Despite mixed rates of economic growth and recovery in global markets, we continue to grow our exports in both mature and emerging economies with more and more Scottish businesses waking up to the international opportunity".

The impacts of such a change in utilization pattern on ED wait times were mixed: rates of wait times exceeding 4 h and the 95th percentile of the wait times in both sites had a statistically significant decrease after the publication of wait time information, although the average wait times slightly increased in both sites (such increases did not achieve statistical significance).

(C ) Pol II density D and inverse elongation rate v −1 plot of a simulation assuming a mixed rates model.