Sentence examples for changes in the grading from inspiring English sources

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However, this value may not cause changes in the grading unless the patients' scores were borderline to the adjacent grade.

Any marked changes in the grades could make life more difficult for universities looking to recruit those receiving their A levels.

In contrast, active and collaborative learning were not associated with significant changes in the grades of students in the top quintile.

Changes in the grades of low-achieving students are likely to be more conspicuous, since there are more grades still available to them compared to high achievers, who have relatively little room for improvement academically.

To investigate the changes in the grade of dysphagia, the response of the primary tumour was evaluated using modified criteria of the Japanese Society for Esophageal Diseases (1992).

In the fall of 1993, the Committee on Academic Performance first began discussing a change in the grading system.

"We did quite a bit of pilot testing before [the change in the grading system] the majority of students were not in favor of having plus-minus grading externally,"said Alberta G. Lipson, associate dean for educational research and one of the major contributors to the survey's development.

There was no change in the grade of 18 (56.3 %) patients, though a clinical improvement was observed in all of them.

Thus, the interaction coefficient β3 is the average change in the grade associated with participating in the BFP and having EOP status.

The change in the grade of dysphagia in our study was not different from those reported by other investigators (Knyrim et al, 1993; May et al, 1995; Wengrower et al, 1998).