Sentence examples for a common grading from inspiring English sources

The governors and the school chiefs decided to work together to create a single set of standards and a common grading criteria.

As shown in the Additional file 1, a common grading standard was used for each question in all the four categories.

These criteria have been interpreted in each subject-group (known as "unit of assessment") by dedicated sub-panels of assessors, who peer-reviewed the different parts of institutional submissions and used a common grading scale to arrive at quantified quality profiles.

The most common grading scale for schools in the United States is a four point scale.

The most common grading system used today is nuclear grade.

One common grading score for hip and knee OA is the Kellgren and Lawrence score [ 3].

The second-best system typically takes the form of a polity (in which citizens possess an inferior, more common grade of virtue) or mixed constitution (combining features of democracy, oligarchy, and, where possible, aristocracy, so that no group of citizens is in a position to abuse its rights).

Should more countries join the out-of-grade group of countries in TIMSS, then country comparisons might become even more challenging as the TIMSS participants could possibly lack both a common formal grade and a common age link.

This study presents the results of analytical and experimental efforts performed on the tension behavior of a common aerospace grade carbon fiber/epoxy material system containing out-of-plane fiber waviness.

The content of the study is framed by a common first grade social studies theme: family diversity, and takes its lead from the recent papal urging to pursue topics of discomfort at the peripheries of Catholic thinking.

Tellingly, the most common grade was a middle-ground C, which went to 15 advertisers, among them some that finished much better in other surveys, like Volkswagen, Acura, H&M and Coca-Cola.