Sentence examples for ratings in each from inspiring English sources

Because there are fixed numbers of jobs or ratings in each of the armed services, some people might have to accept lower ranks to re-enlist.

Empire has increased its ratings in each of its five weeks on air, the first show to have done so in 20 years, and a Nielsen report suggested that it was watched in 33% of black households.

Empire increased its ratings in each of its five weeks on air, the first show to have done so in 20 years, and a Nielsen report suggested that it was watched in 33% of black households.

The opposite has been true for President Obama, who has taken advantage of the open invitation from the late-night shows to make extended guest appearances on Jon Stewart's "Daily Show" on Comedy Central, and Jay Leno's "Tonight Show" on NBC, racking up strong ratings in each case.

Fred Silverman, the longtime television executive who at different times headed the programming divisions of NBC, ABC and CBS, said in an interview that he thought Mr. Cowell's departure would undoubtedly "have a negative effect on the show," especially in light of the program's slide in the ratings in each of the last three years.

For a validity check, the two coaches' ratings in each teacher's video were compared with the results of CDAT coding.

In a round-robin design of competence ratings in which each student in a class rated every classmate's competence, a total of 2,094 school students in 89 classes in two age cohorts rated their own math competence and the math competence of their classmates.

The reliability of subjective ratings of dissatisfaction with noise was increased by averaging two ratings given in each interview.

A one-sample t-test comparing the means of ratings in response to each female face (t 59) = −9.0, P < 0.005) and male face (t 59) = 6.4, P < 0.005) showed significant differences from the gender-ambiguous rating of 3, indicating that the gender of each face could be reliably identified.

In group 3, two ratings are used, each derived from the mean of the last 2 ratings observed in each pair.

Level of consensus is measured as the number ratings given in each response category.