Sentence examples for problems rating from inspiring English sources

Participants rated the usability of the system favourably (Ease of use rating: mean, 4.8; 95% CI, 4.6 5.0, where 4 = quite easy and 5 = very easy; Frequency of technical problems rating: mean, 4.; 95% CI, 4.1 4.9, where 4 = less than once a week and 5 = never), reporting an average of 3.9 minutes to put on and 3.0 minutes to remove the equipment following a session.

The reasons for this are unclear but may include frequency of problems rating being confounded by frequency of exposure, which may in turn be confounded by limited access due to cost or other variables.

Potential mediators of outcomes are assessed including the staffing of the unit, recorded from the unit manager, service users' substance use, assessed using the staff rated Clinician Alcohol and Drug Use Scales [ 33] and challenging behaviours which may make community placement difficult, assessed using the staff rated Special Problems Rating Scale [ 34].

But still, the fact that a professional golfer's marital problems rate higher among network news directors than reducing world nuclear stockpiles by a whopping one-third signifies this shift more than anything else I've ever seen.

Peer problems rated by teachers were associated with parental worry 6 months later (OR = 1.57).

Emotional problems rated by parents at baseline and 6 months, predicted worries (OR = 0.85; OR = 1.33).

Each dimension comprises three levels (some, moderate, extreme problems, rated from 1-3).

63 Presence of eating or drinking problems: rated on a four-point scale from no feeding problems to severe difficulties.

The smoking prevalence rate is higher than the alcohol problems rates; therefore, we can ensure the sample size is suitable for robust estimations within this subsample.

For oppositional behavior there was no relation between the internalizing and externalizing problems rated by the teacher (TRF) or patients (YRS/ASR) and ward personnel (FIOS).

The intervention (called PRISMS) integrated these processes, using a structured form which required patients to identify problems, rate their magnitude and identify their priority.