Sentence examples for rating differences from inspiring English sources

However, the rating differences between leaders are so small that few will see the debates as a decisive moment in a campaign that still has a month to run.

Tony Schwartz, a former television writer, warned in a 1982 column in The Times that the margin of error often meant that Nielsen rating differences among the network evening newscasts were "meaningless" and the preoccupation with them "absurd".

We show that experts and non-experts recruit bilateral medial orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) and subcallosal cingulate gyrus differentially during aesthetic judgment, even in the absence of behavioural aesthetic rating differences between experts and non-experts.

The more the distant is, the more random the data becomes, therefore all time and rating differences converge to zero.

Rating differences did arise when they described the female candidate as having had a child during graduate school.

The participants' subjective rating differences between the condition with stimulus and corresponding baseline ("relative changes" in the text and figures) was higher when participants were exposed to stronger stimuli: significant intensity effect on subjective rating "relative changes", F = 88.04, P <0.001 for visual test (Figure 2-A); F = 88.25, P <0.001 for auditory test (Figure 2-B).

New York, perhaps unsurprisingly, ranked first among the teams in net rating difference, third in offensive rating difference and eighth in defensive rating difference.

a Rating difference and b waiting time difference.

In the bill passed by the House, the rating difference was lowered to 10 miles per gallon or more.

This article lays the groundwork by looking at the different sources of rate differences.

Sexual Assault Reporting Rate Differences Across Campuses.