Sentence examples for time to rate from inspiring English sources

8pm, BBC1 Charge your glasses: it's time to rate the music-making nations of our continent.

Warm-Up | Distribute copies of the handout Attitudes on Aptitude and give students time to rate their agreement or disagreement with each statement individually.

Drug-induced side effects, time to rate control (<90 beats/min), number of patients requiring cardioversion, and length of hospitalization were similar for the two groups.

A dreaded D. In its waning days, the Bloomberg administration is issuing a final batch of grades, this time to rate the energy use of the city's largest residential buildings.

Though there are several factors informing the general likability of physicians beyond how we feel about what they tell us, there is no reason to assume we would be somehow immune to this cognitive bias when it comes time to rate them.

(See Paul Bloom's post on the unwarranted empathic response to the attractive face of the Boston Marathon bomber Dzokhar Tzarnaev). Though there are several factors informing the general likability of physicians beyond how we feel about what they tell us, there is no reason to assume we would be somehow immune to this cognitive bias when it comes time to rate them.

The maximum and average filling rates, ejection rates and time to peak filling rate appeared to be heart rate-dependent variables.

The first question regarding ease of use concerned the time needed to rate the scale.

The time needed to rate a trial ranged from 30 to 90 minutes, depending on the number of publications.

But its sway was much less extensive: from time to time rates changed.

Time to lower rates and allow students to be responsible.