Sentence examples for data grade from inspiring English sources

The Glasgow Outcome Score (GOS) [17] was calculated retrospectively according to the available data: grade 1, death; grade 2, persistent vegetative state; grade 3, severe disability; grade 4, moderate disability, somewhat disabled but still independent for daily life; and grade 5, good recovery, although minor neurologic or psychological deficits could be present.

Cases described as 'well differentiated' were assigned grade 1; 'moderately differentiated,' grade 2; 'poorly differentiated,' grade 3 and 'ungraded (including grade Gx and missing data),' grade unknown.

Cases described as 'well differentiated' were assigned as grade 1; 'moderately differentiated' as grade 2; 'poorly differentiated and undifferentiated' as grade 3, and 'ungraded (including grade Gx and missing data),' grade unknown.

According to preliminary data, grade ≥3 PH events were reported in 4 of 140 patients with a history of haemoptysis at baseline [2.9%; 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.8%to7.2%2%], compared with 11 of 1814 patients (0.6%; 95% CI 0.3%to1.1.1%) without a history of haemoptysis [ 13].

These results are supported by Blondin and Lafontaine (2005) using IEA TIMSS data (grades 4, 8 and 12) in mathematics and science.

Additional data (grading, staging/TNM, age, gender, follow-up parameters) was recorded if accessible.

Models for ordered categorical data (grades 0, 1, 2, and ≥ 3) with a first-order Markov model were applied.

blinded to the data, graded the extent of gastritis and intestinal metaplasia on a scale of 0 to 3+ according to the Sydney classification [ 16].

Flexible coaxial cable also has been used for local area network (LAN) interconnections, but it has largely been replaced with lighter and lower-cost data-grade twisted pair (Category 5, or Cat 5) and optical fibre.

Data from grade A, B, and C registries were included in the 2013 National Cancer Registry Annual Report, whereas data from grade D registries were not.

Teachers in the auditorium proceeded to air their grievances about class size, standardized tests, layoffs and the use of data to grade teachers.