Sentence examples for rate for evaluating from inspiring English sources
In addition, we adopt the precision and success rate for evaluating the tracking performance.
We therefore employed an unambiguous definition, namely 30-day mortality rate, for evaluating treatment outcomes.
This implies that the managers of these companies could be systematically using excessively high discount rates for evaluating new projects, which would lead them to reject projects in which they should invest.
In order to evaluate the spatial distribution of urban expansion intensity, we adapted an indicator called annual urban growth rate (AGR) for evaluating the "urbanization" speed of unit area (Xiao et al. 2006).
In addition, use of multiple established rating scales for evaluating neuropathy as well as efficacy and gradual dose uptitration enhanced the outcome evaluation.
The idea behind clinimetrics, used widely today, is that it is possible to maintain consistency among assessments made by doctors through clinical indexes and rating scales for evaluating conditions like pain, distress and disability.
Rubrics are comprised of a list of skills or qualities students must demonstrate in completing an assignment, each with a rating criterion for evaluating the student's performance.
There is no gold-standard rating scale for evaluating the degree of emergence agitation in adult patients.
The Child and Adolescent Symptom Inventory-4R (CASI-4R) [ 64] is a 147-item parent- and teacher-completed rating scale for evaluating youth 5 to 18 years.
It is a 17-item self-administered rating scale for evaluating the severity of social phobic symptoms, including three components: Fear in social situations (6 items), Avoidance of performance or social situations (7 items), and physiological discomfort in social situations (4 items).
There is much debate over what discount rate to assume for evaluating future damages due to global temperature rise17, which in turn partly determines how much we should be willing to pay now to avoid or delay those damages.
