Sentence examples for anticipated grade from inspiring English sources

In general, erlotinib was well tolerated; the withdrawals from the study due to treatment-related adverse events were mild without differences in both groups and the major treatment-related toxicities were the anticipated grade I/II rash and diarrhea.

In our study, we anticipated low-grade infections, which would probably be difficult to detect.

> -wrap-foot> US-guideduided anterior injection, USp: US-guided posterior injection, FLa: fluoroscopic-guided anterior injection, FLp: fluoroscopic-guided posterior injection, FL (a + p): fluoroscopic-guided anterior and posterior approach, US (a + p): US-guided anterior and posterior approach Before and after injection, patients graded their anticipated and experienced level of pain.

p53 mutation in this series of patients was associated, as anticipated, with high tumour grade, axillary node metastasis, ER-negative cancers and HER2-positive cancers (Staples et al, 2008).

During his visit to Ucas, Gibb met members of the 40-strong team of careers advisers who will be staffing an exam results helpline that is expected to receive more than 3,000 calls on results day from those who have not gained the grades they anticipated.

In September, Wall Street anticipated $100 billion of investment-grade issuance during the last quarter of 2000.

Of more concern to the school at the moment is the number of students who are dropping courses halfway through the term if they anticipate earning a grade that would lower their average.

The most pressing needs for mitigation are the areas where negative impacts are anticipated from a situation with significant (Grade III) or moderate (Grade II) environmental problems.

Le­Bron James's first high-school game, in ninth grade, was eagerly anticipated by insiders, and the televising of high-school games took off during the four years he was prepping for the N.B.A. at St. Vincent-St.

Also, grade level was not a differentiating factor, which was anticipated given the small distance between the experiences of grade 7 versus grade 9 students.

Smithers said: "The big drop in early entries, reduction in internal assessment, and the switch from GCSE to IGCSE, is likely to mean fewer weaker candidates this year, so prior attainment could be expected to be higher, and hence a rise in GCSE grades could be anticipated.