Sentence examples for mostly rated from inspiring English sources
The portfolio is backed by 590,000 mortgages, mostly rated Alt-A, a level between prime and the lowest rated subprime.
Adrian Wright, the president of the chamber, said FE colleges were mostly rated outstanding by Ofsted, meaning the quality of people leaving them was good, but many young people were failing to bridge the gap into employment.
Battery exchange and inductive charging, which were both novel to most of the respondents, were mostly rated as acceptable alternatives to refuelling ICEVs.
This could be due to the fact that, in general, participants did not perceive the task as extremely light or exceptionally hard but mostly rated their perceived exertion as intermediate.
The vaccine was generally well tolerated with transient local reactions at the injection sites mostly rated as of mild intensity.
Nonusers mostly rated that they were competent to give good care, whereas occasional or frequent users felt they were not (p = 0.01).
Participants with extremely low satisfaction (rating satisfaction items as 'Strongly disagree') transitioning to low satisfaction (mostly rating items as 'Disagree') or towards moderate (mostly rating 'Neither disagree nor agree') would indicate a marginal improvement but remain an unsatisfactory endpoint.
Some values were computed from kinetic data, while others (mostly rate constants for transitions between different forms of phosphorylation) were specified with reasonable estimates.
These differences reflect differences in the management of the disease (mostly rates and duration of hospitalization) as well as the different perspectives in research question and methodologies.
The use of prandial human regular insulin was compared with rapid-acting insulin analogs in regards to the timing of insulin delivery (target time) in relation to meals, patient safety (mostly rates of hypoglycemia), and glucose control.
The sharia-compliant economies of the world are mostly highly rated by traditional sovereign rating agencies, so there would be little value-add for them in terms of increased demand for their debt.
