9. A system for prioritizing speech recognition results to be evaluated by a human transcriptionist, the system comprising at least one processor programmed to: associate a first accuracy rating with a first recognized phrase, the first recognized phrase being a portion of a first recognized text generated at least in part by performing speech recognition processing on one or more first spoken inputs; associate a second accuracy rating with the second recognized phrase, the second recognized phrase being a portion of a second recognized text generated at least in part by performing speech recognition processing on one or more second spoken inputs; and present the first and second recognized phrases to the human transcriptionist for evaluation, wherein: the first recognized phrase is presented in such a manner as to be outside a context of the first recognized text and dissociated from at least one other portion of the first recognized text, the second recognized phrase is presented in such a manner as to be outside a context of the second recognized text and dissociated from at least one other portion of the second recognized text, and at least one visual indication is provided to reflect a priority between the first and second recognized phrases, the priority being based at least in part on ranking the first and second accuracy ratings.
10. The system of claim 9 , wherein the at least one processor is programmed to associate the first accuracy rating at least in part by: determining an initial accuracy value for the first recognized phrase, the initial accuracy value being a confidence score output by an automatic speech recognition process and being associated with a confidence that the first recognized phrase is an accurate recognition of the one or more first spoken inputs; and adjusting the initial accuracy value to determine the first accuracy rating, wherein the act of adjusting the initial accuracy value is based at least in part on confidence scores associated with candidate phrases in an N-best set of matching candidate phrases for the first recognized phrase.