The phrase "a grade well" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to achieving a good grade or performing well academically, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "She studied hard and was pleased to receive a grade well above the class average."
Alternatives: "a good grade" or "a high mark".
Furthermore, we analyzed the relationship between the level of expression of CLCA1 and the primary tumor status (T1-T4), lymph nodes status (N0 or N1/N2), Dukes stage (A-D), and histological grade (well, moderately, or poorly differentiated).
As an example, all Ulvaceae to the exclusion of the derived members Acrochaete heteroclada and A. viridis (37 taxa in Figure 2) represented a single paraphyletic CBC grade, well differentiated from other Ulvales by three H2+3_CBCs, and from A. heteroclada and A. viridis by one H2+3_CBC, respectively.
Because previous literature has estimated peers at the grade level to mitigate concerns about the sorting of students across classrooms within a given grade, our preferred measure defines peers at the grade level to minimize concerns about sorting across classrooms within a grade as well as for consistency with previous studies.
This mother is proud of her son for skipping a grade, as well she should be, but she doesn't know what the boy's fate would be had he attended a decent conventional public school.
From a haematoxylin/eosin (H+E -stained section, data were obtained on grade (well, moderate, or poorly differentiated).
Tumour grade completeness was measured as the proportion of cases categorised as known grade (well, moderate, poor or undifferentiated).
Forty-five percent of the cases were low grade (well moderately differentiated) and 52% were high-grade tumors (poorly differentiated, undifferentiated).
The pathology report showed a grade 1 well-differentiated conventional chondrosarcoma, and further adjuvant therapy was not suggested.
In fact, ODs frequently tend to gradually grow and evolve from a low-grade, well-differentiated glioma into high-grade glioma with anaplastic features.
The existence of a high-grade well-differentiated tumor is controversial, and does not figure in any expert recommendation or guideline.
