Children who had the highest scores in reading at 10 went on to earn about 2% more per year than a similar child who had a middle-ranking score.
The scores are then combined to provide an overall score and ranking.
The answers are then analysed by a computer which generates a risk score based on ranking symptoms in order of importance.
Conceptually, one can think of the final PRVit score as a ranking based on the ratio of intrinsic value (calculated from performance and risk) relative to current market value.
Scores from both calculations for each school were added up and standardized to create the corporate score for the final ranking.
The statistical methodology adopted for the ranking gives each business school a unique score (known to statisticians as a z-score).
One example: Consumers who one month pay only a portion of an online bill (a practice known as "paying short") might knock their Fiserv ranking but would not impact their credit score.
On the older and more nationally oriented Northeast Snow Impact Scale, which looks at snow in the entire history of a storm, the weekend storm's total score was 4.35, ranking it 25th.
Facebook is the least-liked social network on the list, with a score of 61 on the group's ranking of e-businesses.
That score makes up the student component of the final ranking.
USC's Marshall School, for example, looks good on a raw-salary score, but it comes out fairly low in our ranking.
USC's Marshall School, for example, looks pretty good on a raw salary score, but it comes out fairly low in our ranking.
To qualify for the ranking at all, each company had to have an above-average reputation score (defined as over 70) in its home market, based on Reputation Institute's global database of RepTrak scores spanning 2006 to 2010.
Provide a Credibility Score for each review, which could be used to weight reviews in their ranking and recommendation algorithms.
The result: Mr. Bush was almost exactly in the middle, ranking 19th out of the 40 presidents who served long enough to evaluate, with a mean score of 3.01 on a five-point scale.
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The winners on this score notably include General Growth, whose price has more than doubled since our first REIT ranking in 2002.
It had an aggregate score of 229 - not precisely the sum of the three percentages, because of rounding - ranking it 35th out of 47 schools locally in the conventional league tables.
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