Sentence examples for topics were scored from inspiring English sources

A study was considered as 'high quality' if four or more topics were scored with a green label, 'low quality' if three or more topics were scored with a red label and 'medium quality' for all other combinations.

Topics in the subscale attitudes were scored with respect to agreement (five-point scale) and items in the subscale advice with respect to frequency (four-point scale).

With every topic, the information need was scored on a five-point Likert scale: 1 = no need, 2 = low need, 3 = indifferent, 4 = moderate need, and 5 = high need.

Each fragment in the database is scored for its statistical association with a certain topic and classified accordingly.

The knowledge scores of seven topics were higher among students in PBL curriculum.

The knowledge scores of two topics were statistically higher among PBL students.

The knowledge scores of students on Public Health topics were evaluated.

The scores indicated how fully the topics were considered: not at all, partly, and adequately.

The average score (14.3) of all the topics was poor, and few of the topics were answered adequately by all the books.

The Area/Topic Attraction Scores were calculated by using criteria B because, as the searched areas or topics were English words, we wanted to exclude the (few) publications written in languages other than English.

Twelve topics were identified.