Sentence examples for the quantitative rating from inspiring English sources
As the two methods yielded similar results (4/29 mismatches), we chose to present only the quantitative rating scale because of its higher reproducibility.
The quantitative rating would be positive for pleasure, negative for displeasure, and zero for indifference (or for "I don't know").
The quantitative rating of the disease severity was obtained using the Global Assessment of Functioning Scale (GAF) [ 31] and the Clinical Global Impressions Scale CGII) [ 32].
The quantitative rate of hydrogen oxidation on the candidate substrates was determined for different substrate potentials from SECM approach curves by fitting to a theoretical model.
In order to find out the quantitative rate of prevalence of fluorosis and to determine the magnitude of fluoride exposure dose through drinking water among different age groups of people in Manur block, an extensive investigation was performed by estimating fluoride level in drinking water and through clinical survey.
To compare the qualitative heterogeneity studied here (heteropecilly) with the quantitative rate heterogeneity (heterotachy) over time, we looked for heterotachous positions.
Whatever the molecular mechanism, any model of the spindle assembly checkpoint cannot be formulated without a knowledge of the quantitative rate of dissociation that must match up against inhibitor production.
The subsequent quantitative rating of those data allows for ordering such data and identifying the most important for further use in the research process.
Such concepts were developed further with the proposal of quantitative rating scales based on dimensions of insight, the relationship between degrees of insight and global level of psychopathology have subsequently been explored [ 31, 32].
The review showed that quantitative rating methods and cost benefit considerations for priority setting were seldom used.
Other limitations included the absence of a quantitative rating system that would increase precision, reproducibility and comparability of scores and of a formal process to reach consensus among investigators.
