Sentence examples for ratings of the same from inspiring English sources

This meant the ratings provided by 44 mothers, 26 group-care workers who rated the same 44 videos (with some group-care workers rating more than one video), and the ratings of the same 44 videos by the independent observers averaged across the two observers per video.

An ICC is high, if reviewers absolutely agree in their ratings of the same manuscript (absolute consensus) and rate different manuscripts quite differently (consistency).

For example, we demonstrated that boys receiving the SNAP ORP program improved significantly more than comparison boys (on the waiting list) on parent-rated "offending" behaviours (e.g., rule-breaking, aggression) but not on teacher ratings of the same outcomes[ 24].

We plug the results into a ratings database that matches ratings of the same film by other renters.

Correlations between the ratings of the same scenes in the different visualization conditions were very low, raising important questions about the representational validity of computer-generated landscape visualizations.

Whereas academic self-concept encompasses self-ratings of achievement, peer academic reputation (PAR) encompasses peer ratings of the same achievement and PAR was shown to have an incremental predictive effect on a range of positive academic outcomes.

Figure 2 shows the MOAs' ratings on the same sample of items as were shown for the GPs.

The standardized difference score is often used to place both informants' ratings on the same metric, or scale of variability (e.g., the z distribution), because doing so enhances the interpretability of the score.

However, while the teacher and youth self-report classifications of psychological well-being were consistent with average population ratings, the parent's ratings of these same children were not.

In order to assess whether the level of significance of the correlation coefficient was affected by the clustering of ratings within the same video clips, corresponding tests were carried out using linear regression with random effects for the clips.

The D study, shown in Table 4, indicated that G coefficients of reflection scores could be improved by increasing the number of cases while increasing the number of ratings by the same rater had no substantial effect.