Sentence examples for a level point from inspiring English sources

A point level sensor measuring changes in the refractive index of the contact fluid was installed below the vessel cover.

a. Nasopharynx airway at A point level (participants with Down syndrome*).

Colyton grammar school in east Devon again topped the national tables based on average A-level point scores per pupil.

There are 11 sixth-form colleges; 100% are judged good or outstanding by Ofsted and the average A-level point score per student is 765.

Meanwhile, in the 12 small (fewer than 50 students) sixth forms in the same area, 72% are judged as good or outstanding and the average A-level point score per student is 539.

Regression of A level points on GCSE points showed that the linear component of GCSE points accounted for 39.5% of the variance in A level points.

The most important determinant of A level points is the number of A levels taken, for fairly trivial reasons.

GCSE points also determine A level points, both directly, and also indirectly via the number of A levels taken, better students at GCSE taking more A levels.

Schooling, socio-economic group, and ethnicity do not have direct effects upon A level performance, although they have a range of indirect effects, whereas parental education level has direct effects, on both GCSE points and on A level points.

Fitting a censored normal distribution estimates the true mean (SD) A level points as 28.3 (5.5) for applicants and 30.1 (4.5) for acceptances, with 11% and 18% currently expected to gain 36 or more points (i.e. 3 A*s or better).

For the 23,247 applicants to medical school, of whom 8,174 (35.2%) were NW, the average number of A level points was significantly higher in the W applicants than the NW applicants, with an effect size of B.282 (see Table 5).