The phrase "amount of grade" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a quantity or level of grading, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The amount of grade awarded for the project was lower than expected."
Alternatives: "level of grade" or "degree of grade".
The main goal of this decision is to allow students to get the same amount of grade through different paths, thus enabling them to do more of what they like or to earn the XP lost on failed assignments, thus potentiating learning from trial and error.
In group 1 there were significantly more grade 1 tumours (43%) and nearly half the amount of grade 3 tumours (11%) (P = 0.0001).
Group A had less non-invasive (53, 29%) and grade 3 tumours (26, 20%) compared with group B (non-invasive = 18, 34%; grade 3 = 9, 29%) and more grade 1 tumours (51, 39% vs. 8, 26%) with a similar amount of grade 2 tumours between the groups (41%and45%5%).
Steve Hudson, a district manager for the commission, described the amount of grading required for the project as "significant," but said "the issues regarding geologic stability are still being evaluated".
She first started using it a year ago to grade a mountain of 3,000-word 3,000-wordate essays in three weeks—triple the amoundergraduateg comparessaysa decade ago.
Solar farm B, which continued construction after solar farm A was completed, reported implementing the CDPH recommendations and having reduced the amount of grading.
Some merchants mix a small amount of high grade with low grade tea, and sell it as expensive high grade.
Generally, these assignments are worth a very large amount of your grade so getting good grades on them is important.
He spoke of mounting attacks only "if we already have the necessary amount of high grade anthrax".
A large amount of low grade energy is often wasted without heat recovery in the process industry.
Though the world is suffering from energy crisis, a large amount of low grade heat (temperature lower than 100̊C) is being wasted for the lack of availability of cost effective technology.
