Sentence examples for Divided by grade from inspiring English sources

That curriculum, posted on the department's Web site, is divided by grade level and provides 80 pages of material for each student to read.

The data are not divided by grade level, but because most students take these makeup classes in the run-up to graduation, participation is probably closer to 1 in 5 12th-graders.

Glioma is the most frequent tumor originating from glial cells in the nervous system, various glioma subtypes has been divided by grade or by the cell type.

He said he struggled to understand "if the educational need for that outweighs the vulgarity – where is that line?" The Globe explains that Henning is a small town, of approximately 800 residents, with a library that is used by K-12 students (from kindergarten to the completion of secondary school) and is not divided by grades.

The action state information of a sensor's transmission node was divided by the grades of link quality and the residual energy of each node.

But through the 1950s, my school in Florida was Mrs. McLeod, her first name lost to memory, a Scottish retired teacher hired by the families, who divided us by grade, moving at the pace we set.

In 2010, the annual rate of approval, defined as the number of students promoted to the next grade divided by the total number of students enrolled (×100%), was 95.8% for 1st grade, 88.9% for 2nd, 86.2% for 3rd, and 90% in the remaining years of primary education (INEP 1999).

This little mathematical oddity is produced by a factor known as the average grade enrollment, which is, as the name suggests, the total number of students in a school divided by the number of grades in that school.

Each complication was divided by CD classification of high (Grades III IV) or low (Grades I II) [7].

The New York Times calculated the change in the mean scores in math and reading for those two years for each grade and divided by the standard deviation for 1999, a recognized method for calculating the effectiveness of new teaching methods known as effect size.

Patient groups divided by TNSA, T-categories and grade demonstrated significantly different CSS rates in the Kaplan Meier analysis (Table 4).