Sentence examples for range of ratings from inspiring English sources

The second survey will be individualized for each panel member and for each clinical feature and will include the member's prior rating, the overall panel median rating and the range of ratings assigned on each of the clinical features.

But they said they hoped that the new tests would provide a wider range of ratings among different S.U.V.'s and pickups.

"The purpose of the reset is not to make a new 'call' on the direction of the group," the report said, "but to provide a more precise differentiation of our current opinions (by using a wider range of ratings)." For those who actually followed his recommendations, it might come as cold comfort that Mr. Blodget has decided to add a new word to his lexicon of ratings.

In the second round the median and range of ratings were reported to the group together with anonymised comments.

Previous studies have demonstrated the potential for the Delphi process to increase expert consensus (indicated by a reduction in the range of ratings from round to round).

The range of ratings in this study reveals wide variation in expert opinion, which is underscored by the contrasting comments clinicians left to annotate their scores.

Once the data had been collected for all participants, the ratings on Questionnaire 1 and decisions on Questionnaire 2 were compared as follows: because all participants adopted different ranges of ratings for Questionnaire 1, we ranked them according to hedonic ratings rather than comparing the absolute ratings given to the 5 items of each theme.

Third, there might have been a range restriction of ratings due to a "safety bias" by lay therapists and experts; however, this is unlikely given the wide and increased upper limit of scores between stages.

There were a range of quality ratings; 18 studies were rated as medium quality and 11 were rated as high (Table  1).

For instance, in the MC dataset, the shared words categorized as low-intensity in Lee's model received intensity ratings between 2.14 and 5.35, with the upper end going well into the range of intensity ratings for words categorized with moderate (2.55 6.26) and high (4.61 6.96) intensity in Lee's model.

The new 33% Tory rating remains poor, stuck in the middle of the range of poor ratings the party has scored over the last decade, and exactly the same as their share of the vote in the general election.