Sentence examples for awarding a grade from inspiring English sources

After reviewing a paper, peers are allowed to grade the quality of the other reviews, by awarding a grade between one and five.

SPX Flow Power & Energy ClydeUnion Pumps' manufacturing facilities in Glasgow, UK, and Annecy, France have been awarded "A" Grade supplier designation by China Nuclear Power Engineering Co CNPECChina Nuclear Power Engineering Co CNPEC

It is expected that around 10% of pupils will be awarded a grade 1.

A mediocre performance in these classes would be awarded a grade considered outstanding in a normal class.

Doctors may be awarded a grade or stars, much like a restaurant or movie review, if they routinely treat sick patients for less than their competitors do.

For apprentices, the days of the pass/fail are numbered: changes to the apprenticeship system mean that all training programmes will end with participants being awarded a grade according to ability.

In English, 3.3% of GCSE candidates (about 24,127 in total) were awarded an A*, whereas under the new system, 2.8% of candidates (about 20,472) would have been awarded a grade 9, and in English literature, 5.5% of exams gained an A* last summer, while 4.6% would have scored a grade 9 under the overhauled system.

The changes resulted in many young people across the country being awarded a grade D when, if their papers had been marked in January, they would have received a C. Other problems which some schools are having with the grading of different subjects and other GCSE English grades will also be discussed.

Consider Chicago shopping-mall owner General Growth Properties, one of only two REITs that in January we awarded a grade of A+ for both past earnings performance and stock market value.

It should be noted that although for a number of years GCSEs have awarded a grade of A*, which is higher than A, those A* results are unfortunately not distinguished from A in the YCS database.

Briefly, the lungs were awarded a grade from 0 to 5 depending on the extent of disease with a '0' score indicating no visible metastases and '5' indicating >80% of the lung surface was diseased (Lunt et al, 2005).