The phrase "account grade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or assessing an account, such as in educational settings or financial assessments.
Example: "The account grade for this semester will be based on your overall performance and participation in class."
Alternatives: "account evaluation" or "account assessment".
Using glass microspheres, Chiesa et al. reported a higher risk of liver toxicity (but taking into account grade 2 toxicity) with a mean lobe dose exceeding 90 Gy for patients with Child-Pugh class >A5 (i.e. 80 % versus 50%% with a mean lobe dose <90 Gy) [ 13].
When multiple comorbidities exist in a patient with T2D or prediabetes, recommended interventions are applied simultaneously and at a higher level of intensity, but individual patient factors, such as potential for adherence, adverse effects, and dietary customs and practices, are also taken into account (grade D).
"In the last 5 to 10 years they're also taking into account grades and attendance".
SSOL also gives students access to their personal information, including student account balances, grades, degree audit reports (DAR), course schedules, and registration appointment schedules.
Similarly, taking into account tumour grade, a statistically significant association (P=0.016; χ test) was observed between TMM and grade.
Testing this hypothesis would require a much larger series of cases for which there was adequate outcome data, taking into account histological grade and stage, treatment received and with corrections for lead and lag-time bias.
The following criteria were taken into account to grade the evidence: study limitations (risk of bias for the outcome of interest), consistency of effect, imprecision, indirectness, and publication bias.
7 Neuroblastoma tumors were evaluated based on the INPC as a prognostic indicator, taking into account the grade of neuroblastic differentiation (undifferentiated, poorly differentiated, differentiating) and the mitosis karyorrhexis index (low, intermediate, high) in the context of age at diagnosis.
In a logistic regression analysis comparing BRCA2-associated cancers with non- BRCA1/2 cancers and taking into account age, grade and all tested histological and immunohistochemical factors, the only independently significant factor was age (P = 0.0001) (Table 2).
In the last decades, management of epithelial ovarian cancer (EOC) has been based on the staging system of the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO), and different classifications have been proposed for EOC that take account of grade of differentiation, histological subtype, and clinical features.
Once a system for toxicity grading has been chosen, a toxicity rules algorithm is developed for the proposed study, taking into account toxicity grading, severity/seriousness, reversibility, "expectedness" and frequency.
