Sentence examples for achieve a grading from inspiring English sources

The mean time taken to achieve a grading of at least good radiographic signs of fusion in our study was 5 months (range 3 10).

Last summer, 37% of the cohort failed to achieve a grade C or above in GCSE maths.

Pupils who achieve a grade C or above in this combination of subjects will receive a special certificate, the English Baccalaureate.

The A* was introduced last year to help universities pick out exceptional students, as more than a quarter of A-level entries achieve A grades.

These are departments that have made substantial improvements since the last RAE and are well on target to achieve a grade five in 2008.

Tim later attended a prestigious magnet school, City Honors, where his contrarian goal was to achieve a grade-point average just one point above failing.

So if a student achieves a level 5 at primary school, by hook or by crook (revision, endless prep, primary schools flogging themselves to the bone) then the data says they'll achieve a grade A at GCSE.

Under the new structure the same proportion of students will achieve a grade 4 and above as currently achieve a C and above; the same proportion of students will get a 7 and above as currently achieve an A or A*, and the bottom of grade 1 will correspond with the bottom of G.

Under the existing formula, the funding councils' infrastructure funds kick in for departments that achieve a grade of 3b or higher.

"Until it is made clear to teachers what students need to know in order to achieve a grade, and they have detailed specifications and sample questions, they will not be able to plan for these examinations.

As only around one in four UK A-level students achieve A grades, the straight-A students who manage to gain places at York and Bristol are among the most hard-working and academically bright young people in the country.