Sentence examples for content grade from inspiring English sources

One of the major findings of this study is that mixing a rather small amount of a high-fine content grade with the non-feedable grade of wood chips resulted in a blend which inhibited jamming during the screw feeding process.

The one patient with hemosiderin content grade 3 was diagnosed with steatohepatitis and surplus alcohol consumption (carbohydrate deficient transferrin>5%).

Multivariate analysis of time to progression was performed using Cox proportional hazard model with abnormal DNA content, grade of dysplasia and site included as predictors in the model.

When asked on the end-survey to compare the importance of their grade in the class versus understanding the content (grade more important, grade and understanding equal, or understanding more important), the most common answer for both groups was that grade and understanding were equally important.

The proposed polarization-doped UV LEDs with different Al content graded AlGaN layers exhibit significant improvement for the light output power and carrier injection efficiency compared with the conventional AlGaN UV LED.

By comparing different profile types (normal profile, reverse profile and no profile), the normal profile was formed in sequence by the superposition of a high Ge content layer, a Ge content grading layer and a μc-Si H layer has been proposed.

The content and grade level of the comparison group are reported in Table 2.

The findings from this study also indicate that there were few significant differences by content area, grade level, or school.

All the courses which have been conferred autonomous status have their departments set their own course content and grading system.

In the process of negotiating language to be presented to the Board of Governors, the encouragement became a requirement, and the territory shifted from the classroom (course content and grading) to a much broader umbrella, "academic and professional matters".

These four are distinguished by their varying degrees of tensile strength, as a function of oxygen content, with Grade 1 being the most ductile (lowest tensile strength with an oxygen content of 0.18%), and Grade 4 the least (highest tensile strength with an oxygen content of 0.40%).