Sentence examples for rating of the practice from inspiring English sources

The mean PES Score for the remaining 28 items was used to give an overall rating of the practice environment (PES-28).

Police used teargas to disperse protesters, after three anti-slavery activists – including a presidential runner-up – were jailed amid a resurgent anti-slavery movement in the nation with the world's highest rate of the practice.

Among the Thai hospitals rates of the practice were 4%, 76% and 98%.

This was achieved by increasing the presentation rate of the practice items (reducing the inter-stimulus interval by 300 ms) after every block of five items, between the interval range of 4.2 1.8 s.

One item was a global rating of the GP practice, with response options from 0 (worst possible) to 10 (best possible) and one item was a net promotor score.

13 15 29 Not surprisingly, different ME/ADE identification methods influence the outcome rate. 2 14 30 It is accepted that voluntary self-reporting methods such as incident reports grossly underestimate the numbers of MEs that occur when compared to chart review and other detection methods, 30 31 which may make subsequent error rates unrepresentative of the practice environment.

The mean overall value for patients' global rating of the GP practices is 8,4 (range 0-10; sd=1,2).

She said she'd like to talk to Brat about whether he would be in favor of allowing gender rating ― the practice of charging different premiums based on gender ― and whether he supported allowing pregnancy to be defined as a pre-existing condition.

Age discrimination in the form of age rating, the practice of allowing private insurers to charge people higher premiums solely based on age, is wrong.

The model predicted the incidence rate for cervical cancer would be 21.1 per 100,000 females 12 or older, given the assumption that women would receive cervical screening with compliance rates of the current practice.

The rates of the various practice activities per patient were calculated by dividing the number of times the activity was used by the number of patients in the cohort.