Sentence examples for practice ratings from inspiring English sources

Yelp's founder Jeremy Stoppelman talked at length about why they're not stopping at doctor practice ratings, recognizing that there's much more information out there that's useful to consumers (for instance which doctors have a history of malpractice suits, or which doctors take same-day appointments).

However, to be protected against highly subjective and undue opinions, we considered in our benchmark scenario only practice ratings from at least five students.

That ABC game show all but obliterated "Chicago Hope," a circumstance that might upset Mr. Kelley more if "Millionaire" were not helping his ABC drama "The Practice" to ratings highs on Sunday nights.

It's my understanding that in practice the ratings are proposed by the two principal readers of a given proposal and by the two subsidiary readers.

According to both GPs' and practice assistants' ratings, the HRQoL assessment could be integrated into their daily routine and was useful for patient management (figure 3).

Terms like "best practice" or "rating scale" were unfamiliar to them and they found it difficult to imagine the relevance of research knowledge to their work.

Like other ISPs, AT&T already practices zero-rating, most notably with its DirectTV Now offering.

That is something the bond rating agencies understand, but it is also the opposite of a traditional ratings practice, which was to treat a country's debt rating as a ceiling for the ratings of companies from that country.

The three components rated most valuable were the introductory activity, overview of facilitation, and practice facilitation, with ratings of 2.77, 2.81 and 2.77, respectively.

If the CQC goes ahead, it will follow the practice of most ratings websites in moderating the review section and foresees no problem weeding out malicious or libellous comments.

First, the size of the GP's practice influenced their ratings (F 4, 348) = 3.17, p = .0140, MSE = 36.43, η = .0352); and post-hoc tests revealed that GPs who did not know how many individual patients their practice served rated the impact of the module higher than GPs in other groups.