The difference between making a dress for a size 2 versus making one for a size 18 is not just a matter of grading the pattern up.
Some young people had been put into bottom subject sets as a matter of course, and this had implications for their potential exam grades.
Students who fail the benchmark tests in third and fifth grade can be left back, though as a matter of course they rarely are.
As a matter of equity, grades must not be changed after the end of a semester on the basis of a student's subsequent completion of additional work.
As a matter of equity, grades must not be changed after the end of a semester because a student may have subsequently done additional work.
As a matter of fact, high-grade tumors, typically the basal-like and triple-negative subtypes, showed the highest levels of genetic diversity and the highest number of cells that express molecular signatures characteristic of EMT, and thus they are associated with worse clinical outcomes [ 45].
Thus Iran will be free to operate and add to its centrifuges at Natanz, accumulate a stockpile of low-enriched uranium customary for civilian use, and then have the ability to convert that uranium in a matter of months to weapons grade.
The use of thromboprophylaxis in women with a history of at least two miscarriages or one later intrauterine fetal death without apparent causes other than inherited thrombophilia remains a matter of debate (overall evidence Grade C).
As a matter of fact, in the letter grading system, F is the only letter grade which corresponds to the first letter of what it stands for: failure.
There, under a mountain, Iran is producing most of its medium-enriched uranium, which could be converted to bomb grade in a matter of months.
