Sentence examples for reliably rated from inspiring English sources
The present study suggests that determining the presence or absence of a blank or vacant stare is challenging for both naïve and expert raters to rate reliably, but that showing unresponsiveness (i.e. possible LOC), clutching or shaking of the head, a post-impact seizure, or being slow to get up are more reliably rated signs.
This report therefore asks whether typicality can be reliably rated across a wide range of different semantic category types.
Items chosen for the scale represent those manifestations that occur more frequently, can be graded, and can be operationally defined and reliably rated [ 17].
Team members confirmed that the filmed meetings were typical of their usual meetings in all cases, but some aspects of teamworking may have been more reliably rated longitudinally.
The results demonstrate that concept typicality can be reliably rated and, along with other psycholinguistic variables, influence naming in people with aphasia.
A significant correlation was found, suggesting typicality can be reliably rated as a concept despite the studies spanning a timeframe of over 35 years, originating from different geographical areas and using raters of different ages and levels of education.
In this context, the quality of life (QoL) of people with dementia (PWD) is an important outcome of care.[4] [5] There is evidence that even people with moderate to severe dementia can reliably rate their own quality of life.[6] However, use of staff or family carer informant ratings of quality of life is widespread, particularly when very severe dementia makes reliable self-rating difficult.
Studies have reported that physicians, faculty, nurses, and allied health professionals and patients can reliably rate physicians' humanistic behavior [ 4, 15, 21].
To conclude, we showed that patients with a psychotic disorder can reliably rate their depressive symptoms by means of the self-report.
An important challenge is to develop a means of reliably rating process quality — the quality of pedagogy — in ECEC settings.
The physiotherapists were able reliably rate the majority the tests in this series of motor control tasks.
