Sentence examples for rated mean from inspiring English sources

When the "submit" button on the data entry form is pressed, the data file is uploaded to the server and the resulting web page displays reliability estimate, number of subjects rated in the data set, the harmonic mean number of ratings per subject rated, mean of the ratings across all people in the data set and the standard deviation of the ratings.

The Physical pain sub-scale was also highly rated (mean 2.6, S.D. 2.0), followed by the Handicap (mean 2.2, S.D. 1.5) and Physical Disability (mean 2.0, S.D. 1.9) sub-scales.

What does the maternal mortality and morbidity rate mean?

And what does the zero rating mean, exactly?

Falling crime rates mean barristers are competing for less work.

(Rising rates mean falling prices; enthusiasm for bonds lowers rates, while scorn for bonds raises them).

Record low interest rates mean that public investment is a practical proposition.

Lower interest rates mean bigger claims liability valuations and a lower solvency ratio".

"Low interest rates mean that a lot more people can afford to buy".

For many of these businesses, the new rates mean hard choices.

Did Darling's high blink rate mean Salmond was getting to him?