Sentence examples for which could rate from inspiring English sources
Finally Sporting Index have issued a quote of 470-480 abouthehe total match runs, which could rate as a decent buy should Australia bat first.
It's the sort of comment that sets the tone for the typically edgy video which could rate as not safe for work even if you work at a fashion house.
Specific in vitro factors which could rate limit the measurement of CLint in hepatocytes would include cofactor exhaustion and/or passive permeability across the cell membrane; for the latter, however, there was no evidence found when the ratio of permeability to CLint, for several types of permeability assay, was compared with prediction of CLint (Hallifax and Houston 2012).
Scales were provided on which participants could rate the extent to which they felt sad, anxious, and irritable when the negative event occurred from 1 (not at all) to 7 (very much).
Opponents argue that the measure, which could raise rates for drivers who have not maintained coverage, would hurt the poor.
"Notoriety" was subsequently modified to "reputation," a system similar to that used on eBay, by which victims could rate their murderers.
It was then that Erin had the idea of a "catchphrase rating system" in which Ross could rate the potential risk of doing something and the severity of an injury on a scale of "bonkness".
SRH was measured as the people's perception of their general health which they could rate according to five categories ranging from "very good" to "very bad".
Frequency response options provided continua on which respondents could rate their emotional perceptions of relevant illness events across six life domains.
Economists and financial market experts warn that the stock market could plummet and that investors would demand higher returns on Treasury notes, which could raise interest rates and harm the economy.
We think this evidence may form the basis for developing a new structured professional judgment instrument which could be rated prior to or at the time of admission in order to estimate length of stay for newly admitted forensic patients.
