Sentence examples for order of ratings from inspiring English sources

Using a Pearson χ test on all possible pair-wise comparisons (altogether six comparisons for each state of being by claim), we evaluated the order of ratings of the perception of disease and expenditure of public tax revenue claims across groups.

The κ Statistic was not used, as this assumes the nominal data and no natural ordering of ratings.

A second experiment that was designed to rule out potentially confounding effects of the order of taste ratings and the temperature of taste solutions replicated the main findings of the first experiment.

Data are sorted in descending order of mean importance ratings.

Data are sorted in descending order of mean risk ratings.

He writes, "Now fingers were being pointed at Zucker — some from competitors, but others from at least nominally nonpartisan Hollywood studio and agency executives — for milking old NBC hits like 'ER' and 'Law & Order' of every drop of ratings juice left in them, and for being too clever by more than half in forestalling the day of reckoning with program stunts and gimmicks".

A 2 (group) X 6 (rating) Repeated Measures Analysis of Variance (RM ANOVA) was conducted on the six ratings provided by participants who viewed the tapes in the two orders to determine whether order of presentation had affected ratings.

You cannot order predictable outcomes in terms of ratings, slots and audience types as well as unusual, fresh and imaginative programmes.

Denial was the order of the day: If ratings are down at the broadcast nets, they are still delivering "trusted news" to twenty five million viewers nightly.

The fact that only three item means remained in the same rank order of impact once importance ratings had been incorporated shows that incorporating importance scores has a noticeable effect on QoL domain scores even at the level of group means and individual scores are markedly affected by weighting with importance scores.

Meetings between the raters were held in order to prevent drift in accuracy of ratings across the study.