Sentence examples for concept of grading from inspiring English sources

— Brookhart (2008, p. 8) For most faculty members, the concept of feedback has at least two applications to the concept of grading.

The concept of grading is "problematic", says David Hughes, chief executive of the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education NIACEE).

—Student quoted in Seymour and Hewitt (1997, p. 118) The concept of grading on a curve arose from studies in the early 20th century suggesting that levels of aptitude, for example as measured by IQ, were distributed in the population according to a normal curve.

Recently, we have shown that it is possible to significantly increase PA levels over time in patients diagnosed with ED, by using the concept of graded PA.

Among the many Cdk1 substrates, one well-studied system, Cdk1 inhibitor Sic1 (the yeast ortolog of human p27), serves as a good example to outline the concept of graded response behaviors upon cooperative, multisite phosphorylation events.

Rashid said the real target audience is 3rd through 6th grade, but he added, "We don't have the concept of grade — we have the concept of levels".

Concavity in the long profile of rivers has traditionally been explained through the concept of grade, in which the slope declines downstream as a response to changing discharge, bed material size and sediment transport.

In the EU, the concept of grades of evidence is not (yet) taken into account.

The concept of structurally graded core junctions, suggested in [Bozhevolnaya E, Thomsen OT. Structurally graded core junctions in sandwich beams: quasi-static analysis.

The concept of functionally graded material for new composite materials is proposed to address these problems.

The concept of functionally graded material (FGM) is introduced for the design of energy saving wood-based board.