Sentence examples for commonly grading from inspiring English sources

On a cm- and dm-scale, microbial and resedimented facies are arranged into symmetric or asymmetric microbialite cycles with resedimented facies commonly grading upward into microbialite facies.

The deterioration of stormwater pipes is commonly graded into structural and serviceability condition using CCTV inspection data in order to recognize two different deterioration processes and consequences.

It is shown that UHPC of compressive strengths in the range of 130 160 MPa can be produced using commonly graded aggregates without the requirement for complex mixing or curing regimes.

Prostate tumours are most commonly graded using the Gleason score, determined by the histological characteristics of the glandular architecture within the tumour.

Performance status reflects the physical activity of patients and their ability to care for themselves and is commonly graded on a scale of 0 to 4 (the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group scale) where patients with a performance score of 0 have no restrictions from their malignancy and patients with a score of 4 are completely disabled, bedbound and unable to carry out any self care.

They were commonly layered and normally graded, with evidence of both onshore and backwash flows, and some components suggested origins from marine, brackish and terrestrial environments.

On the outer shelf, the carbonates commonly grade into laminated mudstone and shale that accumulated in deeper water.

Modern carbonate sediments are composed almost entirely of metastable aragonite (CaCO3) and magnesium-rich calcite, both of which readily recrystallize during diagenesis to form calcite. Carbonate rocks commonly grade naturally into siliciclastic sedimentary rocks as the proportion of terrigenous grains of varying size and mineralogy increases.

Kessler, together with Washington Post staff reporter Michelle Lee, commonly grades statements from one to four "Pinocchios" — four being the most egregious falsehood.

The histologic grade of their primary tumors was most commonly grade II, followed closely by grade III, with grade I being relatively rare.

In the phase II portion of the study, 76% of 42 patients experienced any grade ⩾3 toxicity, most commonly grade ⩾3 granulocytopenia.