Some schools have tried to use a quantitative rating system to evaluate applicant essays and letters of recommendation, but the results remain inconsistent.
Heavily influenced by the six-stage model, it made efforts to improve the validity criteria by using a quantitative test, the Likert scale, to rate moral dilemmas similar to Kohlberg's.
Since AMBRA1 immunoreactivity was decreased in the spinal anterior horn cells in ALS, we assessed the number of AMBRA1-immunoreactive neurons in the spinal anterior horn of control subjects and patients with ALS using a semi-quantitative rating scale, as reported previously [ 58]: −, unstained; +, weakly stained; ++, moderately or intensely stained.
They used observer assessment and semi-structured interviews, making a quantitative rating of the students' performance.
In order to further open up the electoral process, Gary Swing, Green Party member and U.S. Congressional District 6 candidate, believes a more accurate portrayal of voter preference would result from the use of a Scored form of Approval Voting, e.g., a quantitative rating from -2 to +2, each number associated with a descriptive qualifier, e.g., "poor," "fair," "good," "excellent".
Moroney uses a quantitative model (called Quadrix) to rate and rank stocks on several criteria, including operating momentum, price momentum, financial strength, profitability and growth.
Studies, which have measured dyspnea appropriately, generally use a quantitative method of self-assessment such as the visual analog scale or a graphic rating scale.
Therefore, we could only use a quantitative surrogate marker, i.e. laser flare, as a measurement of BRB breakdown, instead of the originally intended rate of PVR.
This questionnaire will be used for quantitative rating of depression in depressed subjects and for screening of depression in the control group.
Amy, for example, once developed a model for consumer segmentation using a rigorous quantitative method.
