Sentence examples for ratings of program from inspiring English sources

Also, TFS-P resulted in higher ratings of program liking and feedback helpfulness than TFP-S.

To allow for dichotomous analysis and facilitate interpretation, ratings of program usefulness were recoded into 'not useful' and 'useful (a little > extremely)', reflecting the direction and meaning of the original Likert scales.

On average, ratings of program satisfaction were above the mid-points of the scale and did not differ for participants in the myCompass (mean rating = 3.86, s.d.=0.82) and AC (mean rating = 3.66, s.d.=0.85) conditions (t299 = 1.92; NS).

The chief issue is counting the audience: another executive said there had been a "stampede" of channel owners asking the Nielsen Company to include iPad streaming in its ratings of programs.

The television ratings of the program peak, he said, during the ten minutes that he delivers the eaters' introductions elaborate, allusion-filled litanies that he works on for months.

Mr. Olbermann's "special comments" — more than 20 in the last 12 months, and nearly all of them first-person editorials that find some fault with the administration — have helped increase the ratings of his program by 33percentt in just the last year, to about 773,000 viewers a night, according to Nielsen.

Given the sheer ratings of the program (3 million more people watched the halftime show than the game itself), playing the halftime show is a massive opportunity for a musician.

The continuous operation of TCom at the University of Toronto, despite a lack of research to date clearly demonstrating its educational effectiveness, is a result of very positive ratings of the program by students and by their teachers and patients.

Pre and post ratings of the program participants' knowledge and skills related to their current condition were also collected using a 4-point Likert scale with the anchors, very confident to not at all confident.

For reasons that have yet to be fully determined (but probably have something to do with the water cooler, cultural-flattening effect of the Internet) broadcast ratings of awards programs and the Super Bowl are up this year.

In the National Research Council's most recent ratings of graduate programs in 1993, 9 of the 26 CUNY graduate center programs that were rated, including music, English, history and linguistics, were ranked among the top 20 in the nation.