Sentence examples for ratings to define from inspiring English sources
Although many authors have published their personal opinions of characteristics of an effective teacher, fewer studies have used feedback from teachers themselves as compared to students' ratings to define an effective teacher [ 13, 16, 17].
No guidelines or descriptors were provided to define the individual ratings.
But Pierre Cailleteau of Moody's says that "because of the crisis we have to define the boundary between AAA and AA ratings very clearly".
The 123 completed NEECHAM ratings and the interns' DSM-IV-TR diagnosis were used to define the diagnostic value of the NEECHAM scores.
Reported student ratings of colleagues had little impact but did offer a point of reference and helped to define standards.
In a pilot study, importance ratings were gathered from adults for the questions used in children's memory interview in order to define central and non-central questions.
Public service, that difficult to define concept, worked as a sort of keel for Channel 4, maintaining a course that stuck to ratings quality, rather than quantity.
The network has struggled to define itself and draw an audience since then, though it has started to show some progress in the ratings in recent months.
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Wherever applicable, data of the 'information-type' are transformed to ratings in the analysis of the assessment data according to defined standards.
